California’s Budget Crisis: What’s Next for 426,000 Health Care Workers

California’s Budget Crisis: Health Care Workers Face Pay Raise Delay

Budget Crisis: State Leaders Put Off Pay Increase for 426,000 Health Care Workers

According to apnews, California‘s leaders have agreed to delay a pay raise for around 426,000 healthcare workers. This decision was made to help balance the state’s budget. California is facing a big financial problem and needs to make some changes to fix it.

The pay raise was supposed to start on July 1, but now it might not happen until October or January instead. This decision will save the state some money, which is good for the budget. But some workers are unhappy about the delay.

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California’s Budget Crisis: What’s Next for 426,000 Health Care Workers (PHOTO: CalMatters)

Budget Plan Aims to Balance Books: Cuts, Taxes and Uncertainty Ahead

The state’s budget plan also includes other changes, such as cutting money from some programs and increasing taxes on some businesses. The plan is expected to be voted on by lawmakers soon.

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