Now that the IBEW Collective Bargaining Agreement is on the Consent Agenda (if this is not pulled for discussion, it passes automatically) for April 5, here's a blast from the past--
October 5, 2004
B. (Reordered) Collective Bargaining agreement with the Lake Worth International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union.
Labor Attorney/Human Resources Director Allan Sirmans (remember him?...He's the guy that was caught with a loaded gun in his car) said the City had a long negotiated process that was good for both the employees and the City. Mike Morris, Union representative, said the IBEW Union was pleased with the agreement.
Action : Motion made by Commissioner Burns and seconded by Commissioner Lowe to approve the Collective Bargaining agreement with the Lake Worth International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union.
Vote:
Voice vote showed : AYES : Mayor Romano ; Vice Mayor McKinnon ; and
Commissioners Lowe, Burns, and Egly. NAYS: None.
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