CR 95-228 Approve Sergeant's ContractDecember 8, 1995
Proposed Action
Staff recommends that the Council approve the following motion: Move approval of the 1995 and 1996
Contract for the Hopkins Sergeant's Union, L.E.L.S. Local #171.
This action will ratify the 1995 and 1996 contract for the Sergeants.
Overview
We have completed negotiations with the Sergeants for 1995 and 1996. The contract calls for a 3% wage
increase in 1995 and 3% wage increase in 1996. There is a increase of $15.00 per month for health, life, and
dental insurance in 1995 and 1996.
Primary Issues to Consider
Why did it take so long to reach a settlement with the Sergeants?
Since the terms of the contract are nearly identical to those accepted by the other unions in January, it is
not clear why it took so long for the Sergeants to come to an agreement. It was evidently not a high
priority for this union.
What is the Uniform Settlement Form?
The Uniform Settlement Form is a form mandated by the state of Minnesota which must be presented to
the City Council which each contract settlement. The increase shown on this form may differ from the
percentage increase listed above because the settlement form contains such items as benefit increases
and the increase in state pension due to the wage increases. It is presented for your information.
Supporting Information
A copy of the contract is available from the City Clerk.
A copy of the state Uniform Settlement Form.
J s A. Genellie
ssistant City Manager
APPROVE 1995/1996 SERGEANT'S CONTRACT
Council Report 95 -228
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