Channel 2, May 21, 2013. NASHVILLE, Tenn. -
Employees of Metro Nashville government rallied in front of
the Metro Courthouse Tuesday night as city council members prepared to
hear public comments on their proposed pay raises.
The group of
roughly 100 police, fire, service union members and supporters gathered
to cheer the efforts to get Metro employees more pay following years of
budget cuts and layoffs.
On Monday, the Civil Service Commission
approved a pay plan put forth by Mayor Karl Dean. The plan includes a
1.5% pay raise for all Metro employees and restores so-called increment
raises. (link)
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