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Governor Chris Christie and Senate President Steve Sweeney
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Gov. Christie Demands, Sen Prez Delivers [POLL]

Governor Chris Christie wants to completely eliminate end-of-career payouts to future public workers for their unused sick time and it appears the State Senate President is ready to give him what he wants.

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Senator Steve Sweeney
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Sweeney Introduces Measure to End Future Sick Leave Payouts

New Jersey Senate President Steve Sweeney on Tuesday introduced a bill to curtail the practice of public employees cashing out sick time when they retire.

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Senator Steve Sweeney
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Sen. Prez: 2011 A Year Of Accomplishment And Disappointment [AUDIO]

After voting sessions in both the State Senate and the General Assembly today, the legislative session comes to an end.

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Gov. Christie Urges Sick Pay Reform Again [VIDEO]

Governor Chris Christie visited a private residence in New Brunswick Wednesday to discuss his reform proposal for public employee sick pay.

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Governor Chris Christie
Governor's Office, Tim Larson
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Governor Christie Makes A House Call

Governor Christie takes his message over sick-pay reforms to the people again today, in a very personal way.

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Governor Chris Christie
Tim Larsen, Governor's Office
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Governor Christie Won’t Compromise On Sick Leave Payouts [AUDIO]

Don't expect Governor Christie to change his mind, and support a democratic proposal to cap unused sick day cash payouts for retiring public workers at 75 hundred dollars.

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Christie: No Compromise on Ending Sick-Day Payouts

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says he won't compromise on a proposal to end sick-leave payouts for retiring public workers.

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(L-R)KevinMcArdle, State Senator Tom Kean, Assemblyman Lou Greenwald, Senate President Steve Sweeney, Assemblyman Dave Rible, NJBIA Pres Phil Kirschner (Stacy Proebstle/Townsquare Media NJ)
(L-R)KevinMcArdle, State Senator Tom Kean, Assemblyman Lou Greenwald, Senate President Steve Sweeney, Assemblyman Dave Rible, NJBIA Pres Phil Kirschner (Stacy Proebstle/Townsquare Media NJ)
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NJ Legislative Leaders Debate Sick Leave Payouts [AUDIO]

How much should we cap unused sick day cash outs for public employees?

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Paul Sarlo
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Sarlo Calls on Christie to End Big Sick-Leave Payouts

The sponsor of a bill to end five- and six-figure sick-leave payouts for retiring public employees in New Jersey is calling on Gov. Chris Christie to sign compromise legislation.

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