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Let the public watch negotiations?

Riverside County lets union members watch negotiations. The public is as stakeholder too. Would it be harmful to let the public see how poorly the staff is treated behind closed door sessions? If the unions agree, would the council agree to open or record their “bargaining” sessions?

2011: 05/17
POSTED BY: eta
CATEGORY: open government
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