Bloomington City Mgr Gleason to Address Bloomington Pension Spiking

He's been told to look for a new way to avoid or limit pension spiking that could cost the city over $4 million over a few years. The Bloomington City Council voted unanimously on the measure that compels city manager Tim Gleason to find new ways to pay out accrued sick leave for long-term city workers. Gleason will first have to negotiate that benefit out of the city's collective bargaining agreements and then put in similar policies for full-time, non-union city workers.