CCR19910750 AMENDED
COMMON COUNCIL - CITY OF MUSKEGO
RESOLUTION #75-91
AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF THE 1991 LABOR AGREEMENT
BETWEEN THE MUSKEGO POLICE ASSOCIATION AND
THE CITY OF MUSKEGO
WHEREAS, a settlement has been reached between the negotiators
for the City of Muskego and the negotiators for the Muskego
Police Association, and
WHEREAS, the members of the Muskego Police Association have
ratified the agreement, and
WHEREAS, the Finance Committee has reviewed the agreement.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Common Council Of the
City of Muskego does hereby authorize the Mayor and Clerk to
execute the settlement agreement (as attached) between the
Muskego Police Association and the City of Muskego for the
period of January 1, 1991 through December 31, 1991.
0 the Special Services Sergeant/Juvenile Officer for salary
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Clerk is directed to reimburse
adjustment of 1% to be applied as of 12/31/86 as negotiated by
the Negotiating Committee.
DATED THIS 9TH DAY APRIL , 1991.
CITY OF MUSKEGO
Wayne G. Salentine
Mayor
ATTEST :
City Clerk
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1991 CONTRACT SETTLEHENT
ARTICLE V- WAGES
Section 1
All employees shall be payed bi-weekly. Employees hired after
January 1, 1991 shall also be paid bi-weekly except that for each
bi-weekly pay period, the City shall pay these employees on Wednesday
Eor work performed through the previous Friday.
Provide for an 4 1/2% pay increase across the board.
Paragraph G.
Strike the phrase "who will then be assigned to the temporary
shift assignment" from the second to the last sentence.
Paragraph I
Employees shall be granted time off with full pay for reporting
for jury duty upon presentation of satisfactory evidence relating to
this call to duty Any employee engaged in jury duty shall be
considered working the day shift (7:OO AM to 3:OOPH) and shall be
excused from his his normal work responsibilities. If the employee is
not required to return for jury duty after the lunch recess, that
employee shall be expected to report to work and complete the remainder
of his shift. Any compensation received for such jury duty, exclusive
of travel pay, shall be turned over to the employer. However, if the
shall remain with the employee.
jury duty occurs on a regularly scheduled off day, all compensation
Section 9
The City shall pay up to the sum of $300.00 to all uniformed
officers to be used towards the purchase of protective body armor, with
the minimum standard of protection being a Glass IIA vest. In
addition, the City shall replace these items within a five year time
frame. All officers who have already purchased protective body armor
will be reimbursed for the cost of the vests on a pro-rated basis.
ARTICLE VI1 - HEALTH AND WELFARE
Life Insurance The City shall obtain a term group life policy
covering all department personnel eligible therefore as follows:
Before age 65 $21,000 Ages 65-69 $12,600
Age 70 and over $ 8,400
Employees will be enrolled in the Life Insurance program upon
satisfactory completion of thirty (30) calendar days of employment,
wherein employees will be eligible to be enrolled in the Life Insurance
program on the first day of the following month.
Health Insurance -
Delete first two sentences, and replace with The City agrees to pay
up to the cost of the W.H.O. insurance preminm.
Delete paragraph {E, and replace with the following:
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Section A - Longevity/Health Insurance
(1) The Association Board of Directors shall appoint an Insurance
Fund Review Committee to be chaired by the Association
President, or his designee. The remainder of this committee
shall consist of three (3) Association members at large, and
one representative chosen by the non-represented sworn police
personnel. No member of this committee shall be allowed to
vote on a benefit payout directed to that particular member.
(2) For all sworn police employees who retire on 8 regular pension
on or after January 1, 1992, the City shall pay a prescribed
mount per month toward the single plan premium or toward the
family plan premium of the health plan the employee was in
prior to retirement and such payment shall remain frozen at
modified by the Health Insurance Fund Review Committee
that level throughout the period of such payment unless
(regardless if the employee goes from family to single or vice
versa), provided that the modification shall never be less
than the amount prescribed by the Health Insurance Fund
Review Committee at the time of retirement. The following
benefit:
conditions must exist for an employee to be eligible for this
(a) The employee/retiree must have at least fifteen
(b) The employee/retiree must have participated in the
(15) years of continuous service with the city.
plan for ten (10) years to be eligible for full
payment or the employee/retiree will draw a
pro-rated mount of the payment allocated by the
Health Insurance Fund Review Committee based on the
number of years of participation in the plan.
(c) The employee/retiree must be at least the statutory
normal retirement age.
(d) Participation in the city's health insurance
program ceases at the earliest of the following:
(i) The employee/retiree's attainment of age
sixty-five (65), and the employeelretiree
is eligible for Medicare.
(ii) The employee/retiree's death.
(iii) The employee/retiree obtains other
employment and accepts health benefits
If the insurance provided by another
carrier is no longer available to the
ernployne/retiree he may again participate
carrier that the employee/retiree was
in the city's program if the insurance
previously enrolled in, agrees to permit
such participation.
(3) Nothing in this section is to be construed to prohibit the
parties from bargaining different henefits or different
which will affect employees retiring under such agreements.
funding levels in subsequent collective bargaining agreements
(4) The monthly benefit amount paid to employees/retirees shall
be calculated by the Health Insurance Review Committee based
on an actuarial study that shall be conducted for each
retiree. Whenever a participant in the retiree health
of his intent to retire, the Health Insurance Review Committee
insurance plan notifies the Health Insurance Review Committee
shall conduct an actuarial study to determine a feasible
be frozen at the time of retirement and may only be increased
amount to be paid to the employee/retiree. This amount shall
never decreased. Increases will be determine based on future
in future years by the Health Insurance Review Committee but
actuarial studies that will be made, due to circumstances then
in existence at the time that the actuarial study has been
performed. Participants to receive the full benefit must have
participated in the plan for a minimum of ten (10) full
calendar years or they will receive a pro-rated amount based
on the number of years of participation.
(5) In the event the employee/retiree's spouse is not eligible
for Medicare when the employee/retiree's participation in the
program ceases, the spouse may remain in the same group health
plan provided by the city until eligible for Medicare solely
at the expense of the spouse, provided that the spouse pays
the full monthly premium to the city on the 15th of the month
prior to the month the premium is due, provided however, if
Hedicare benefits, the remaining time that is left which the
the employee/retiree dies prior to being eligible for
deceased employee/retiree would have been eligible for may be
used by the spouse with no reduction. On the date that the
deceased employee/retiree would no longer be eligible for the
Retiree Health Insurance Plan contribution, the funding for
the spouse shall cease. However, the spouse may remain in
the fund and be solely responsible for the expense of the
monthly premium which must be paid to the city on or before
the 15th of the month prior to the month the premium is due.
(6) On December 31st of each year, the city shall put into an
interest-bearing account the amount of money that would have
been paid in longevity for that year. Each year when the
amount is deposited by the city, a printout shall be provided
to the Association identifying the contribution and the
officer whose name the contribution was made under. The
amount of money in the fund shall have interest calculated on
December 31st, with the rate of interest being equal to the
determine the interest earned on City investments for that
interest rate determined by the City auditor, who shall
calendar year. This interest amount shall be applied
retroactively for the entire year. The City shall provide the
Association with a printout February 1st of each year.
identifying the exact amount of money available in the fund,
provided, however, the amount of money in the fund shall be
available to the Health Insnrnnce Review Committee throughout
the year so that actuarial studies may he performed if an
employee advises the Association Doard of Directors or its
designee of his intent to retire.
(7) On January 1, 1991, the City agrees to deposit into this
fund the value of one sick day for each employee, with this
day being subtracted from each employees sick leave account.
For employees hired during the calendar year 1991, they shall
have a sick leave day subtracted from their sick leave account
on December 31, 1991, with the value of this day to be added
to the fund.
(8) The Association agrees to hold the City harmless for the
viability of the fund, so long as the City abides by the
provisions of this section.
ARTICLE VI1
Worker's Compensation
the course of his duties and is eligible for Worker's Compensation
payments for temporary partial or temporary total disability, shall
equal to the difference between the worker's compensation payment and
receive his worker's compensation payment, and a payment from the City
the employee's regular salary.
Any employee who is absent due to injury or illness caused during
ARTICLE IX - SICK LEAVE
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the event of an infury or illness to a member of the employees
immediate family. Family member shall be defined as as a spouse or
dependent who resides in the employee's home.
ARTICLE XVII - Termination
This Agreement shall become effective as of January 1, 1991 and shall
remain in full force and effect until and including December 31, 1991,
negotiations are initiated by either party prior to September 1, 1991,
and shall be automatically renewed from year to year thereafter unless
or any first of September of any effective year of the Agreement
thereafter.
Up to three (3) sick days per year may be taken by an employee in