There are a myriad of cuts in the budget deal in the billions of dollars. A small amount of those savings would come from the axing of the Integrated Waste Management Board (there are five political appointees to that commission, all making generous six-figure salaries for what many characterize as part time work).
Three of the members of this commission are former Democrat lawmakers Carole "Crash" Migden, John "We Need More Taxes" Laird, and Sheila "I want government healthcare" Kuehl.
If the deal passes as described, at the end of this year, this particular board will vaporize, causing these three expanders of government to have to find a job. Unfortunately the big spending policies they embraced during their time in the legislature has played a contrributing role in making the recession here in California worse than it could be. So it’s not a very good time to look for a job.
That said, here is a website for Migden to help her start looking.
This site looks like a good starting point for Laird.
Kuehl can hop on the web here.
We encourage you to find jobs in the private sector, so that instead of sucking up tax dollars, you can actually generate some… Oh yes, it will be easier to get the jobs, particularly if you interview with small companies, if you don’t elaborate on how many laws you voted to pass to make it harder to own and operate a business in this state.