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Controversial Cleveland police union president says he will not resign from commission

Controversial Cleveland police union president says he will not resign from commission

by Ron DeLord | Dec 5, 2016 | Collective Bargaining, Labor, Police, Politics, Unions

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The head of Cleveland’s largest police union said he has “respectfully declined” the demands from 10 members of the Community Police Commission that he resign his seat, saying he represents a constituency that would otherwise...
City asks federal judge to step into Seattle police labor dispute tied to reforms

City asks federal judge to step into Seattle police labor dispute tied to reforms

by Ron DeLord | Dec 5, 2016 | Collective Bargaining, Labor, Police, Politics, Unions

Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes has asked the federal judge overseeing court-ordered police reforms to step into a labor dispute with the Police Department’s management union, saying the conflict could have a “material effect” on the timing of proposed...
Court: Palo Alto erred in bypassing unions on Measure D

Court: Palo Alto erred in bypassing unions on Measure D

by Ron DeLord | Dec 5, 2016 | Collective Bargaining, Fire, Labor, Police, Politics, Unions

The city of Palo Alto should have consulted with its public safety unions before authorizing a 2011 ballot measure to repeal a provision on binding arbitration, an appellate court has determined. The Sixth District Court of Appeal in San Jose agreed with the Public...
Cops: Health care bills ‘devastating’ for retirees

Cops: Health care bills ‘devastating’ for retirees

by Ron DeLord | Dec 5, 2016 | Collective Bargaining, Fire, Health Insurance, Police, Politics, Unions

Lansing — Local governments across Michigan have promised retiree health care benefits they cannot afford, House Speaker Kevin Cotter said Thursday, warning that collective unfunded liabilities of $11 billion could drive more Michigan cities toward bankruptcy. “The...
BCSO, Deputy Sheriff’s Association reach collective bargaining agreement Bexar County Commissioners Court must approve changes

BCSO, Deputy Sheriff’s Association reach collective bargaining agreement Bexar County Commissioners Court must approve changes

by Ron DeLord | Dec 5, 2016 | Collective Bargaining, Police, Politics, Unions

SAN ANTONIO – The Bexar County Sheriff’s Office and the Deputy Sheriff’s Association have reached a collective-bargaining agreement. The two side have been negotiating for several months. The sheriff’s office said the new agreement will “ensure accountability...
Editorial: How Trump might put kibosh on Chicago police reform

Editorial: How Trump might put kibosh on Chicago police reform

by Ron DeLord | Dec 5, 2016 | Collective Bargaining, Labor, Police, Politics

Once again a young black man has been killed in a shooting by a Chicago police officer, and once again protesters are on the march. It is wrong for anybody to jump to conclusions as to exactly what happened Wednesday night when 19-year old Kajuan Raye was shot and...
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