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Presented By � /
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Referred To C mittee: Date
Out of Committee By Date
RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby
approves the final positions of the City in preparation for
arbitration with Machinists Local 77 as set forth in Mayor George
Latimer' s January 23, 1979 letter to the City Council, and
authorizes and directs the proper City officials to proceed to
hearing in this matter.
COU[VCILMEIV Requested by Department of:
' Yeas Nays �
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Hozza [n Favor
Hunt • '
Levine _ v __ Against
Maddox
Showalter
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Adopte y Counci Date F�B 1 3 197' Form Ap ve Ci y At cney
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GEORGE LATIMEA Ja� 2 L�• !��!L�
MAYOR � January 23, 1979
Council President
Council President and
David H,v Houa
Honorable Members of the City Council
7th Floor - City Hall
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
Re: 1979 Collective Bargaining Arbitration with
International Association of Machinists and
Aerospace Workers, Lodge �677
Dear Council Members:
The current collective bargaining agreement between the City of Saint Paul
and Machinists' Local 4�77 expired on June 30, 1978. For several months
Mr. Martin Companion and the City's negotiating team have met with this
unit in an attempt to conclude a mutually satisfactory agreement for 1979.
We have reached agreement on all language to be set forth within the
contract itself, however, we cannot come to agreement on either the
duration of the contract nor the amount of salary increase.
Pursuant to Chapter 25.02, Subd. 4, of the St. Paul Administrative Code,
this Council must approve the City's final positions for arbitration in
this matter. Therefore, we are submitting to you the final position to
be taken by the City of Saint Paul in this proposed arbitration.
1. Duration of Contract. The City has taken the position that we
demand a three year contract.
2. Wages. The City proposes a 4. 1% salary increase for each year.
3. Management has taken the position that there should be no
retroactive pay awarded in this arbitration.
As you can see from the above position statement, this particular arbitration
really involves only one issue, that being wages. I would appreciate your
support in confirming by resolution the above listed policy positions of the
City so that appropriate staff may have authority to proceed to arbitration
with the Association of Machinists, Lodge ��77.
Very truly yours,
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GEORGE IMER
Mayor
cc: Martin Companion
Robert W. DeRoy
Phyllis Byers
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Council President and
Aonorable riembers of the City Council
7th Floor - City Hall
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102
Re: 1979 Collective Bargaining Arbitration with
International Association of riachinists and
Aerospace Workers, Lodge ��77
Dear Council Members:
The current collective bargaining agreement between the City of Saint Paul
and Machinists' Local 4677 expired on June 30, 1978. For several months
Mr. Martin Companion and the City's negotiating team have met with this
unit in an attempt to conclude a mutually satisfactory agreement for 1979.
We have reached agreement on all language to be set forth within the
� contract itself, however, we cannot come to agreement on either the
duration of the contract nor the amount of salary increase.
Pursuant to Chapter 25.02, Subd. 4, of the St. Paul Administrative Code,
this Council must approve the City's final positions for arbitration in
this matter. Therefore, we are submitting to you the final position to
be taken by the City of Saint Paul in this proposed arbitration.
1. Duration of Contract. The City has taken the position that we
demand a three year contract.
2. Wages. The City proposes a 4. 1% salary increase for each year.
3. Management has taken the position that there should be no
retroactive pay awarded in this arbitration.
As you can see from the above position statement, this particular arbitration
really involves only one issue, that being wages. I would appreciate your
support in confirming by resolution the above listed policy positions of the
City so that appropriate staff may have authority to proceed to arbitratian
with the Association of Machinists, Lodge 4�77.
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Very truly yours,
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GEORGE LA`TI1�iER
Mayor
cc: Martin Companion
Robert W. DeRoy
Phyllis Byers
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CANqRV - OEPARTMENT File NO.
BLUE - MAYOR �
Council Resolution
Presented By
Referred To Committee: Date '
Out of Committee By Date
RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul hereby
approves the final positions of the City in preparation for
arbitration with Machinists Local 77 as set forth in Mayor George
Latimer' s January 23, 1979 letter to the City Council, and
authorizes and directs the proper City officials to proceed to
hearing in this matter.
COUNCIL111EN Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Butler In Favor
Hozza
Hunt � • '
Lev:ne __ Agains±
Maddox
Showalter �
Tedesco Form Ap ve Ci y Att ney ,�
Adapted by Council: Date ��� � � �`/
Certif�ed Passed by C�uncil Secretary By ��s �
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