Negotiations are underway for the Robbins Police contract
Village of Robbins Mayor Darren Bryant during a press conference on Monday, Oct. 5, to announce the Village was in the process of negotiating a contract with Robbins Police Department Officers through Illinois Council of Police. Photos by Tia Carol Jones
been asking for the Village to talk about the contract.
negotiate a contract. “My administration is determined to bring resolution to this scenario,” Bryant said.
and that of my police officers that I represent are of the utmost concern. I feel that we’re going to be able to balance the needs of the police officers to be able to do their job, that I represent.
I am hopeful that we can sit down and come to an agreement as far as the working conditions, wages and terms and the conditions of employment, pursuant to the Illinois Labor Relations
Act,” Blass said.
are some improvements that can be made within the department. Incremental changes were being made but then all communications shut down.
employment, were submitted. Now ICOPS will go back and revise the proposal and both parties will meet again on Nov. 1st.
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