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Lodge 141, FOP (Sergeant's) July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2011

                                   

                                                           TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

 

                                                       

ARTICLE

 

PARAGRAPH

PAGE

 

Preface

1

1

 

Agreement

3

1

1

Recognition of the Lodge

4

1

2

Management Rights

8

2

3

Management Security

11

2

4

Lodge Security and Checkoff

13

2

5

Lodge Bargaining Committee

27

4

6

Probationary Period

29

5

7

Grievance Procedure

30

5

8

Discharge and Discipline

45

7

9

Special Meetings

55

8

10

Seniority

58

8

11

Layoff and Recall

61

9

12

Loss of Seniority

72

10

13

Scheduling

73

11

14

Vacation Leave

79

11

15

Personal Leave Time

86

12

16

Overtime

93

13

17

Holidays/Special Pass Days

109

15

18

Longevity Pay

115

16

19

Health-Dental Care Coverage

122

17

20

Employee Paid Life Plan

124

17

21

Sick Leave

126

17

22

Medical Dispute

138

18

23

Funeral Leave

139

19

24

Leave for Lodge Conferences or Conventions

144

19

25

Death Benefit Insurance

146

20

26

Extended Disability Plan

149

20

27

Long-Term Disability Plan

151

20

28

Retirement Benefits

157

21

29

Uniforms

163

22

30

Automobiles and Equipment

166

22

31

Liability Insurance

167

22

32

Educational Assistance

169

23

33

Salary

176

24

34

Savings Clause

182

25

35

Terms of this Agreement

183

25

 

Memorandums of Understanding

 

27

 

Index

 

32

 


PREFACE

 

-1         Michigan State University and Lodge 141 Sergeant’s Division of the Fraternal Order of Police recognize their moral and legal responsi­bilities under federal, state, and local laws relating to fair employment and affir­mative action practices.

 

-2         The University and the Lodge recognize the moral principles involved in the area of civil rights and have reaffirmed in their Collective Bar­gaining Agreement their commitment not to discriminate because of race, religion, color, sex, age or national origin.  Wherever personal pronouns are used in this Agreement, it shall be understood that the gender is neuter.