The union representing Northampton County Deputy Sheriffs has voted to endorse a new, three-year, labor contract. The terms of the new deal will be revealed when the new contract is presented to County Council for approval. It is expected, however, that the contract terms will be in line with six other labor contracts that Executive Lamont McClure has negotiated since assuming office.
The one holdout is the union representing corrections officers.
One county union, the one representing court-related professionals like probation officers, has disbanded. Since they serve at the pleasure of the court, there is little a union can do for them.
Today's one-liner: "The shortest way to the distinguishing excellence of any writer is through his hostile critics." Richard LeGallienne
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Tuesday, February 12, 2019
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Did you ever report on the details of the contract for the Human Services employees? I must have missed it. As usual, I get scant local government information from the "newspapers."
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