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user AMMEMMOMI/ <br /> Personnel & Finance Committee Meeting July 29, 1986 <br /> Chairman Puzzello convened the meeting at 5: 00 p.m. Committee members <br /> Serge, Paszek, Braboy and Beck were in attendance, as well as Council <br /> Members Zakrzewski, and Barcome. <br /> Jon Hunt, Chairman of the City' s Wage Negotiation Team, indicated that the <br /> team felt they have three good packages for the Council to consider. He <br /> indicated they believed that the overall goals of achieving increased <br /> productivity resulting in better service to the public and decreasing paid <br /> time off will also be achieved through the terms of these agreements. <br /> Kathy Cekanski-Farrand, Council Attorney, indicated that the bargaining <br /> committee had not made any recommendations regarding the top three ranks <br /> in the Police or Fire Department. She indicated the City Administration <br /> will be recommending that these ranks receive the same dollar amount as <br /> the rank and file. She then outlined the Wage Committee' s proposed <br /> agreement. (see attached overlays) <br /> George Herendeen, attorney for the FOP, asked if the recommendations made <br /> here were those of the mayor, bargaining team and the Board of Public <br /> Safety. <br /> Jon Hunt, indicated that the committee recommendations were a 3-0 vote, <br /> and he felt the Board of Safety would also agree. <br /> George Herendeen indicated there have been some additional efforts made by <br /> the Administration to resolve this matter. He indicated their plan was <br /> affordable, because the administration said it was affordable He <br /> indicated it was atrocious of the bargaining team to threaten the police <br /> that if they do not accept their package, they will receive less. <br /> Jon Hunt, indicated it was not the intention of the committee to threaten <br /> the police. He indicated that both offers would cost the city almost the <br /> same money, plus or minus $2,0000. <br /> Council Member Paszek indicated that both police and fire should be given <br /> the same increase. <br /> Council Member Beck indicated that the Teamsters also should be given <br /> consideration. <br /> Council Member Beck made a motion that the Personnel and Finance Committee <br /> accept the recommendation of the Wage Committee on Bill No. 74-86, <br /> seconded by Council Member Serge. The motion carried. <br /> Doug Parmeley, representative of the Firefighters Union, indicated they <br /> wanted to be treated fairly and they felt they have a binding contract. <br />