In Case you Missed It: Philadelphia Inquirer Editorial – “The Christie plan is better than a proposal by Assembly Democrats that reforms the arbitration process…”

November 1, 2010 – (RealEstateRama) — If New Jersey expects towns to hold the line on property taxes, it should end an outdated salary-arbitration process for police and firefighters. Gov. Christie has offered a reasonable plan to do that and help municipalities live with an austere 2 percent annual property-tax hike cap. It would set the same 2 percent limit for all public-employee economic compensation packages, including benefits such as health insurance.


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