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City workers accept lower raises than they wanted.(Local News)
Byline: Ed Asher TRIBUNE REPORTER
The blue-collar workers ratified a contract that will give them pay increases of 7 percent to 18 percent over the next two years.
City Hall's blue-collar workers have ratified a contract giving them pay raises of 7 percent to 18 percent over the next two years.
The contract was approved Wednesday, 237 to 90.
Junior-level workers will get the largest raises to bring them into parity with more senior, higher-paid co-workers.
The union says only a few of City Hall's 1,400 blue-collar workers will see 18 percent raises. Many will get something in the range of 7 percent, with the remainder getting …
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