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Boston Globe article on Janus Decision Legislators weighing bill to ‘soften’ impact of Supreme Court ruling on unions  78 AL DRAGO/BLOOMBERG/FILE 2018 The Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional to require government employees to pay union fees. Read More...

REST IN PEACE YARMOUTH POLICE OFFICER SEAN GANNON Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Yarmouth Police Dept and the family and friends of Officer Sean Gannon. Officer Gannon was tragically shot and killed while serving a warrant Thursday afternoon. Rest in Peace brother. . Read More...

IMPORTANT GIC INFORMATION FOR ALL MUNICIPAL AND STATE EMPLOYEES . Read More... Download: GIC Letter.pdf

FUNDRAISER BROTHERHOOD FOR THE FALLEN - BOSTON The Boston Chapter of BROTHERHOOD FOR THE FALLEN has organized a fundraiser for Saturday November 18, 2017.  The event will take place at the IBEW Local 103 Hall, 256 Freeport Street, Dorchester beginning at 7:00 PM and ending at 11:00 PM.  There is a $30.00 admission fee that includes live music featuring Bearfight, hors d'oeuvres, raffles, and a cash bar. Read More...

MPPA 2017 ENDORSEMENTS The Medford Police Patrolmen's Association endorsed the following candidates at an October 19th meeting for the unpcoming November 7th City Election. Mayor - David J. McKillop Sr. City Council - Natalie Breen, Michael J. Marks, and Remo "Ray" Scarfo. The MPPA believes these candidates will make Public Safety a top priority. Read More...

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	Join the Newswire! Updated: Sep. 24 (07:59) FOP of Ohio Opposes Issue 1 Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio, Inc. EPPD Promotion Ceremony El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association TEXAS 365 Foundation - Steak Dinner Fundraiser El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association Ohio FOP Statement on Olentangy Local Schools Workshop Fraternal Order of Police of Ohio, Inc. Janus v. AFSCME Pennsylvania State Lodge FOP Janus Decision Pennsylvania State Lodge FOP More News

MPPA Wins Case for Compensatory Time The Medford Police Patrolmen's Association recently had Compensatory Time restored after an almost eight month battle with Mayor Michael McGlynn.  The MPPA and City of Medford had reached a Settlement Agreement to resolve a pending 2011 arbitration case in regards to the accumulation and use of Compensatory Time. Read More...

MPPA Wins Case for Compensatory Time The Medford Police Patrolmen's Association recently had Compensatory Time restored after an almost eight month battle with Mayor Michael McGlynn.  The MPPA and City of Medford had reached a Settlement Agreement to resolve a pending 2011 arbitration case in regards to the accumulation and use of Compensatory Time. Read More...

	Labor Headlines

US labor news headlines from LabourStart Snyder considers use of National Guard as scabs for road projects amid labor dispute AFGE reignites executive order legal dispute with new contempt motion against VA #MeToo meets the #FightFor15 as McDonald's workers walk out over sexual harassment Disneyland Resort hotel workers approve a new contract with a $15-an-hour minimum wage Lois Gray, ‘amazing force' at ILR School, dies at 94 UnionActive Newswire Headlines FOP of Ohio Opposes Issue 1 AMFA REJECTED TA FLYER Get 2018-21 Contract Proposal to Review Special Notice Local Union 767 Nominations and Election Notice New Way to VOTE in Clay County, MO MO AFL-CIO Cope Endorsements - Nov 6th Election

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