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WHAT IS HAPPENING NOW The Assembly agreed Thursday to limit debate on a bill that would require members of the state's public unions to increase their contributions for pensions and health care and would severely curtail their collective bargaining rights.

The minimum monthly wage here is about 5,000 francs, or $912, but after mandatory contributions for pensions, health coverage and unemployment benefits have been paid by employers and employees, it amounts to about 8,200 francs, or $1,518.

THE BILL The proposal by Gov. Scott Walker, a Republican, would prohibit collective bargaining by public workers for issues beyond wages, require unions to hold annual votes on whether they should remain in existence and increase workers' contributions for pensions and health benefits.

- In 2009, the average annual compensation per employee (wages, salaries and employer contributions for pensions, insurance and government social insurance) was $89,781.

They deny the labor allegations of harassment and contend that the main sticking points in contract negotiations include the union's resistance to higher employee contributions for pensions that other workers already pay.

consistently make the contributions for pension and retiree health care plans that actuaries determine to be necessary.

Simply meeting fiscal year 2013 required contributions for pension and retiree health care costs, based on the city's own massively undervalued calculations, would have required 33percentt of the entire year's revenues.

In 2012, those employees volunteered to increase their contributions for their pensions to the California Public Employees Retirement Systemm without a salary increase, which effectively resulted in a pay reduction, Assistant City Manager Tammy Letourneau said earlier this year.

It's gone up for everybody … but not every city is being forced to lay off [nearly] 50% of its workforce". Costa Mesa has seen its contributions for firefighter pensions grow from 24.6% of its payroll in 2008 to a 37.4% next fiscal year and to an estimated 38.7% in 2012-13, according to CalPERS records.

Following the reform of the Polish pension scheme, a provision was introduced whereby pension contributions for persons taking maternity leave and parental leave were financed from the State budget.

Still, the city's annual contributions to Calpers for pensions, currently $30 million, are greater than its retiree health costs, $9 million this year.