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R2023-137 Resolution Authorizing Pay and Benefits I.A.F.F. Local 505, Fire Association
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R2023-137 Resolution Authorizing Pay and Benefits I.A.F.F. Local 505, Fire Association
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R2023-137 R2023-137 Resolution Authorizing Pay and Benefits I.A.F.F. Local 505, Fire Association
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Section 11. The affected employee shall have the right to be present at any of the <br /> hearings provided for herein if such employee so chooses. <br /> Section 12. If a request for arbitration is made as provided in Section 7 hereof and <br /> the parties are unable to mutually agree upon an arbitrator within 10 business days <br /> thereof, then FMCS must be so notified in writing, and asked to submit a panel of <br /> arbitrators as therein provided, within 45 business days of the date said request for <br /> arbitration was received by the City Manager's Office. Upon the receipt of said panel, the <br /> union must within seven (7) business days thereof notify the City that it is willing to meet <br /> or otherwise confer with the City within 14 business days of said notice for the purpose of <br /> selecting an arbitrator. The City shall meet with the Union within said 14 business days. <br /> For the purposes hereof, notice shall be considered served on the date of mailing. If such <br /> notices are not served within the time limits provided herein, no arbitrator shall have <br /> authority or jurisdiction to decide the matter and the same will be deemed settled on the <br /> basis of the City's last response. The time limits established herein may be extended by <br /> mutual agreement, in writing, of the parties. <br /> ARTICLE 19 INTERRUPTION OF DUTY <br /> During the term of this agreement, there shall be no strikes, slow downs, <br /> unauthorized absenteeism or interruption of duty or other interference with the efficient <br /> operation of the fire fighting service and the operation of the Fire Department of the City. <br /> ARTICLE 20 CITY AUTHORITY <br /> Section 1. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed as delegating to others <br /> the authority vested by law in the corporate authority of the city and its duly elected or <br /> appointed officers or in any way abridging or reducing such authority or infringing upon <br /> the responsibility thereof to the people of the city; provided that, nothing in this Article <br /> shall be construed as abridging or limiting in any manner the jurisdiction or authority of <br /> any arbitrator appointed or otherwise selected for any purpose under the provision of <br /> Article 18 hereof or the Illinois Public Labor Relations Act, and all decisions of such <br /> arbitrator shall be fully binding upon the City, as provided by law. <br /> Section 2. Unless otherwise limited by this Agreement, and the Illinois Public <br /> Labor Relations Act, Section 1604, the City retains all management rights and powers <br /> granted it by law. <br /> Said rights and powers are subject to the terms and conditions of this Agreement <br /> and are by way of example but are not limited to the following: The right to operate and <br /> manage all manpower, facilities and equipment; to deliver fire protection, fire prevention <br /> and emergency medical services to the citizens of Decatur; the right to establish <br /> functions; the right to establish and modify the organizational structure; the right to select, <br /> direct and determine the number of personnel and the right to establish work schedules. <br /> This Agreement shall be construed however as requiring the employer to follow <br /> the provisions of this Agreement in the exercise of the foregoing rights. <br /> 34 <br />
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