Some articles on police, unions, union:
Boston Police Strike - Events Leading To The Strike
... The police determined to organize under an AFL charter in order to gain support from other unions in their negotiations with the Commissioner and, if it came to it ... Curtis issued a General Order forbidding police officers to join any "organization, club or body outside the department," making an exception only for patriotic organizations such as ... argued that such a rule was based on conflict of interest between police officers' duties and union membership It is or should be apparent to any thinking person that the ...
... The police determined to organize under an AFL charter in order to gain support from other unions in their negotiations with the Commissioner and, if it came to it ... Curtis issued a General Order forbidding police officers to join any "organization, club or body outside the department," making an exception only for patriotic organizations such as ... argued that such a rule was based on conflict of interest between police officers' duties and union membership It is or should be apparent to any thinking person that the ...
Norm Gardner - Toronto City Councillor
... In early 1998, Gardner unseated Maureen Prinsloo as chair of the Toronto Police Services Board ... The right-wing Toronto Sun praised him as "pro-police", while the centre-left Toronto Star argued that he had developed a "reputation as an apologist for police" ... In June 1998, Gardner supported a comprehensive overhaul of the police service's administrative structure ...
... In early 1998, Gardner unseated Maureen Prinsloo as chair of the Toronto Police Services Board ... The right-wing Toronto Sun praised him as "pro-police", while the centre-left Toronto Star argued that he had developed a "reputation as an apologist for police" ... In June 1998, Gardner supported a comprehensive overhaul of the police service's administrative structure ...
Famous quotes containing the words union and/or police:
“[With the Union saved] its form of government is saved to the world; its beloved history, and cherished memories, are vindicated; and its happy future fully assured, and rendered inconceivably grand.”
—Abraham Lincoln (1809–1865)
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