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The Seattle Police Officers' Guild is a not for profit corporation that receives no funding from government agencies or tax dollars. We strive to provide assistance to officers, their families and community members that need a helping hand. Over the years, we have been able to make funds available to families facing life threatening illnesses, sponsor children's athletic leagues, and participate in the annual Bacon Bowl program. Most importantly, we work hard to protect the benefits, working conditions, training and equipment of our members so they can continue to work hard to protect all of us. |
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2007-2010 Proposed Contract Info
Posted
On: Apr 30, 2008 (15:59:21)
Please see the 2007-2010 Proposed Contract tab under the Members Only section for detailed contract information. We have posted the entire proposed contract and all MOU's as well as explanations of the new proposed shifts and pay scales.
Ballots have been mailed out and must be postmarked by midnight May 11th, in order to be counted.
Contract results will be posted at the end of business on Friday, May 16th.
Please call or email SPOG if you have any questions about the contract.
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SPOG Response to City's Illegal Direct Bargaining With SPOG Membership
Updated
On: Feb 26, 2008 (11:54:00)
The Seattle Police Officers’ Guild is appalled at the latest tactics being employed by the City of Seattle.
Members of the command staff have taken the unprecedented step of direct bargaining with members of the Guild. This is not only an Unfair Labor Practice, but it clearly violates the confidentiality rules that both the city and the guild agreed to at the start of bargaining.
The Seattle Police Officers’ Guild agreed to meet outside of bargaining to discuss the Mayor’s Accountability Recommendations. SPOG was under no obligation to enter into those discussions. Again, both parties agreed to strict confidentiality in regards to all matters discussed.
The City has broken the rules and violated our trust. SPOG is planning swift and immediate action, including filing an Unfair Labor Practice. The SPOG leadership will continue to keep our membership informed as we respond to these actions.
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SPOG Responds to Recent Seatle PI Article
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On: Feb 01, 2008 (13:56:00)
The Seattle Police Officers' Guild is appalled by the recent Seattle PI article, "The Strong Arm of the Law: Violent Force by Police Gets a Pass", which appeared in the January 31, 2008 edition. The article, authored by Eric Nalder, was factually inaccurate and contained only one "side of the story". SPOG has posted a "rebuttal article" below, to offer a fair and balanced account of the incidents described.
Download:
Rebuttal to Eric Nalder1.doc,
NEFF COURT RULING1.doc
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2008 SPOG Election Results
Updated
On: Jan 31, 2008 (14:09:00)
President: Rich O'Neill
Secretary Treasurer: Mike Severance
Position 2: Tom McLaughlin
Position 4: Kevin Stuckey
Position 6: Randy Robinson
Position 8: Ty Elster
Position 10: Jim Brakebill
Should SPOG continue to affiliate with CWA: NO
Congratulations to the newly elected board members who will start their term on March 1, 2008 (see Board of Directors page for a list of your current board members). Thanks to all SPOG members who voted. Over 50% of the membership voted in this election.
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