Posted on 11/17/2007 9:16:45 PM PST by george76
Impasse has Hick in another jam on worker wages.
Contract negotiations between Denver sheriff's deputies and the city are deadlocked, putting Mayor John Hickenlooper in another pickle over employee salaries in recent weeks.
"Having been all over the country and having seen these things in different places, if this is the way they're doing this in Denver, it's askew," said sheriff's Capt. Frank Gale, who is negotiating on behalf of 740 sheriff's employees, from deputies to captains...
The council is scheduled to discuss the sheriff's collective-bargaining negotiations behind closed doors on Monday.
What's next?
*Now that contract negotiations between the city and sheriff's deputies are at an impasse, both sides will prepare for an arbitration hearing.
(Excerpt) Read more at rockymountainnews.com ...
Governor Ritter says that his Friday night executive action will not cost the taxpayers any more money...
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So much for cost-neutral...
So much for “no need for the Second Amendment”.
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