Now rechristened CalSavers, the plan will cover workers in companies with at least 5 workers. (Photo: AP)
They've been at it for more than four years, but suddenly California legislators' efforts to create a retirement plan for workers in the private sector whose bosses don't offer them one are picking up steam.
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