Pension hawk Jeff Adachi yesterday held a press conference on the steps of City Hall to compare -- unfavorably, natch -- Mayor Ed Lee's reform plan, which has the buy-in of most city unions, to his own, which doesn't. In fact, city workers probably enjoy hearing about Adachi's quest to make them contribute more to their pensions and benefits as much as the SFPD looks forward to watching those videos he keeps releasing at his day job as public defender.
After slamming the mayor's plan as too weak, Adachi then proposed a compromise set of numbers (page 4 of this .pdf.
He said while the mayor's plan would save between $50 and $81 million a year, and his plan would save between $100 and $140 million a year, the compromise would save between $97 and $123 million per year.
Adachi also said that under his plan, lower-paid employees would have to contribute less than under the mayor's plan.