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In reply to the discussion: Time for a mini-thread on police unions, because it is both tricky and very high stakes. [View all]
 

beachbumbob

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9. union contracts with police are no way as limiting as say employment contracts
Reply to melm00se (Reply #7)
Tue Jun 2, 2020, 12:10 PM
Jun 2020

the problem is enforcement and to tell you the truth, public officials really don't want to take on the cops for obvious reasons

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Time for a mini-thread on police unions, because it is both tricky and very high stakes. [View all] octoberlib Jun 2020 OP
They are like a gang or something. There has to be standards for sure JI7 Jun 2020 #1
I think they are a BIG part of the problem. octoberlib Jun 2020 #2
I've already contacted JustAnotherGen Jun 2020 #3
Good idea! I live in Charlotte and am not pleased with their rehiring rate of octoberlib Jun 2020 #4
police union contracts prohibits the drug testing of police officers, in what way does that beachbumbob Jun 2020 #5
I didn't know that. Absolutely ridiculous. Hell, drug testing should be mandatory. octoberlib Jun 2020 #6
more likely than not in union contracts and if testing is allowed, its not done regularly and often beachbumbob Jun 2020 #8
In my experience melm00se Jun 2020 #7
union contracts with police are no way as limiting as say employment contracts beachbumbob Jun 2020 #9
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