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R2001-26
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AUTHORIZING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT - POLICE BENEVOLENT & PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
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2/19/2001
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Section 4. Those employees who retired after January 1, 1980, or were placed on <br /> disability pension pursuant to State statue after said date, shall be entitled to belong to the <br /> employee and dependent group insurance programs provided for employees under the provisions <br /> of this agreement provided that such retired or disabled employees pay the entire premium for <br /> such insurance. <br /> Section 5. If an insurance rebate is received for employee dependent medical <br /> insurance coverage the City will retain that portion of the rebate that is proportionate to the <br /> percentage of the employee dependent insurance premium paid by the City during the time period <br />' for which the rebate is made. <br /> Section 6. The City shall continue to provide free parking to bargaining unit members <br /> in either the new Police lot, located at Industrial Court and Wood Street, or in Parking Garage C. <br /> Section 7. The City will reimburse the cost of tuition and textbooks for courses <br /> directly related to an employee's job and will reimburse half the cost of tuition and te�books for <br /> pre-approved courses indirectly related to an employee's job, up to a ma�mum of one thousand <br /> dollars ($1,000.00) per year per employee. Tuition reimbursement sha11 be administered in <br /> accordance with current Administrative Policy F-470. Approval of courses shall not be <br /> unreasonably withheld. <br /> Section 8. The City will deduct from the employee's wages a percentage, in an <br /> amount certified by the Union, and pay same to the Union for the purposes of funding the Union's <br /> health and welfare plan. All deductions will be made against the employee's pre-tax income and <br /> shall be done in accordance with applicable Internal Revenue Service regulations. No such <br /> deduction shall be made if all of the provisions of this section cannot be met. <br /> ARTICLE 17 <br /> WORK RULES AND CONDITIONS <br /> Section 1(a). The City and the Union shall reasonably cooperate insofar as possible to <br /> assure the highest standards of safety, health and sanitation in the operation of the Police <br /> Department. <br /> 31 <br />
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