Summary
Mayors in South Hampton Roads are pushing back against collective bargaining, which could totally change how city workers negotiate their pay and perks. If you live here, expect this local turf war to impact municipal budgets and how public services are run.
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Impact analysis
It could alter city budgets depending on whether workers get more leverage to negotiate higher pay and benefits.
City employees might get stronger negotiating power for their pay and benefits.
Local taxpayers could end up footing the bill if labor costs go up, while city leaders lose some budget control.
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Hampton Roads mayors want Virginia localities to keep control over collective bargaining
Hampton Roads mayors want Virginia localities to keep control over collective bargaining Virginia Mercury
South Hampton Roads mayors form regional coalition against collective bargaining
South Hampton Roads mayors form regional coalition against collective bargaining The Virginian-Pilot
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