Employee Group Seeks Pension Investigation
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The Engineers and Architects Assn., which represents almost 9,000 Los Angeles city workers, called Monday for an investigation by the city’s Ethics Commission of a possible conflict of interest involving a member of the city pension board.
Robert G. Aquino, the group’s executive director, charged that a conflict exists with employee representative Shelley Smith’s membership on the pension board while her husband is employed as a portfolio manager for a firm, Dimensional Fund Advisors, that has a contract to manage pension funds for the board.
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