Upper Darby scraps shuffle seen as Kane era staff dwindles
In Upper Darby Township the mass staff changes after former Mayor Eugene Kane's resignation include firing Janet Shay and Mike Conneen, shifting John Devlin and Mike Stetgick, and moving two mayoral secretaries. The 100 member township Employees Association cites budget problems and says some workers lack seniority while others hope to return.
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Morton Cops Bargain Plan Faces New Meeting
Morton five officers face a two year contract near expiration on New Year’s Day. Three officers stopped paying dues to the Fraternal Order of Police leaving two represented. One more negotiation session is set for Monday as a possible one year agreement looms. Attorney Joseph Cronin represents the officers. Police cannot strike under state law per Cronin.
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Rutledge and Morton Police Contract Heads Toward Renewal
Rutledge relies on Morton police under a contractual agreement that expires at month end. Only one negotiation meeting has occurred. Mayor Ed McGaughey says the contract renews unless 30 days notice is given before year end and that neither borough has signaled intent to end it. He remains confident the agreement will be honored.
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