Compromise Ended New York Police Tensions Over Raises
New York City and the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association reached a compromise on deferred raises and work schedules to end over a month of protests. Dean Michael Sovern of Columbia Law School developed the pact, which costs the city no more than budgeted for the Police Department. Sovern expects PBA approval within about two weeks. Four main issues had divided city and union since mid September.
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Court Victory For UFW Poster Stays in Campaign
The California Supreme Court stayed a Superior Court injunction against the United Farm Workers poster used in Prop. 14 campaigning. The Garin Co. alleges libel in a $1.5 million suit and denies child labor, while Cesar Chavez argues the issue supports higher wages. the court deferment hinges on further hearings.
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