File #: ID 19-458    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Passed
File created: 8/30/2019 In control: Police Department
On agenda: 9/3/2019 Final action: 9/3/2019
Title: Resolution Ratifying the Three-Year Police Union Collective Bargaining Agreement
Attachments: 1. Resolution 19-35, 2. Memo to Council Re: Approving 2018-2021 Police CBA 08-19-19 Version 2, 3. 2019-2021 City Proposed Plan DHMM, 4. Final FOP Collective Bargaining Agreement
Agenda Item: 12(c)
Prepared By: Dave Baer, Captain
Business: Resolution
Department: Police Department
Subject:
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Resolution Ratifying the Three-Year Police Union Collective Bargaining Agreement
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BACKGROUND:
The members of the Police Union having changed their affiliation from the Police Benevolent Association to the Fraternal Order of Police have negotiated a successful collective bargaining agreement in a collegiate manner, recognizing the concerns of both the members and the City. The critical issue now is the recruitment and retention of high-quality employees given the current wage and labor market. The proposed contract is a first step in addressing wage compression issues as well as providing the new police chief a great amount of latitude in overseeing the operations of the department.

The Union and the City of Marco Island have been in negotiations for approximately 11 months and through the process have reached a three-year successor agreement. The City funded a 3% wage adjustment appropriation, which was approved by Council as part of the FY19 budget, and the employees forfeited skills incentive pay for FY19 to fund an additional 2% to base wages for the first year. Additionally, after discussion with the city manager, raises in FY 20 are at 5.0% and FY 21 at 5.0%. A new pay scale with minimum and maximum wages, including bonuses for those at the maximum, was also established with impacts to wages reflected in the budgetary summary attached.

Attached you will find the proposed successor agreement. Additionally, a summary memo that describes the major proposed changes to the agreement has been prepared.

FUNDING SOURCE / FISCAL IMPACT: All funds for this agreement are included in the City Operating Budget. The raises in FY19 are within the 3% authorized by Council for employees plus the employee's allowed use of the skills incentive pay to fund an additional 2% to employee base pay. All figures have been reviewed by Finan...

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