Sam Liccardo

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Sam Liccardo @sliccardo

@Madelyn_Teresa @CityofSanJose ...which will allow for a full negotiation of new contract that wasn’t possible during COVID, (3) there was no “easing up”; only option under state law to arbitration is commission that is typically v. pro-employee. Best course lies in implementing reforms to arb process (2/3) — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 14, 2020

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Sam Liccardo @sliccardo

@Madelyn_Teresa @CityofSanJose You’re making a lot of inaccurate assumptions. Some factual context: (1) the police contract expired two weeks ago, and had to be renewed quickly, or they’d be operating without a contract, (2) the “new” contract is a simple “rollover” for a 0% increase for 12 months...(1/3) — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 14, 2020

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Sam Liccardo @sliccardo

@Madelyn_Teresa @CityofSanJose And (4) the rollover contract contains an explicit reopener to allow for negotiation of arbitration & other police reforms. We are bound by state law (MMB Act) & must negotiate all changes w/union. This is best path to change the contract—by far. (3/3) — PolitiTweet.org

Posted July 14, 2020