An Act relative to collective bargaining rights of the state police
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill seeks to grant state police officers in Massachusetts the right to collectively bargain over their employment terms. Specifically, it would allow officers to negotiate agreements regarding pay, work hours, and disciplinary procedures. The bill aims to establish a process for state police officers to advocate for better working conditions and benefits through collective bargaining.
Key provisions
- Allows state police officers to collectively bargain.
- Covers terms related to pay.
- Covers terms related to work hours.
- Covers terms related to disciplinary procedures.
- Establishes a framework for collective bargaining agreements.
Who is affected
- State Police Officers
- Massachusetts State Police
- Labor Unions
Notable changes
- Currently, state police officers do not have the right to collectively bargain.
- This bill would create a new legal pathway for negotiation.
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Sponsors
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2 on record
Primary sponsor
Michael O. Moore
Cosponsor
Michael O. Moore
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