County Violated Law In Dealings With Police Union
Police wanted to negotiate on discontinued incentive for unused sick time.
Baltimore County violated its own employment law when it refused to designate an outside agency to handle an unfair labor practice complaint filed by the union that represents county police officers. Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge Kathleen Cox in a ruling Friday said the county violated the Employee Relations Act. A written decision was not immediately available but the ruling requires the county to hire an outside agency unless it appeals the decision or opts to enter negotiations with the police union. "The judge ruled that the Employee Relations Act means exactly what it says," said Cole Weston, president of the Baltimore County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 4. "[County Executive] Kevin Kamenetz did not follow the law." Cox's …
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Jim Arrington
1:09 pm on Monday, August 6, 2012
Buzz we know Holman history and he is KK ass wipe and does most of the dirty work for him, I have watched KK over the years and I never liked or trusted him. How can the other council members not know what they were up to so I question each one of them and justice will come election day. Moxley with the drinking, he should have been suspended until he got so help is running our county, come on … more ›