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NOTE
— Upcoming 2009 seminars are not yet scheduled.
Information about these events will be posted here when
specifics are available, however full details on the
previous two events are provided below for an example
of past offerings.
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Annual
Events
Cline & Associates Labor Law Seminars:
November
15, 2007
"Contract Negotiations and the
Collective Bargaining Rights of Washington Public
Safety Labor Organizations" — details
November 16th,
2007
"Rights of Washington Public
Safety Labor Organizations and Their Members"
— details
LOCATION: Both
seminars will be held at the Museum of Flight (directions).
Complementary museum admission will be provided —
see
the exhibits.
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Labor Law Seminars
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November 15th, 2007, held at Museum of Flight
"Contract Negotiations and the Collective
Bargaining Rights of Washington Public Safety Labor
Organizations"
A one-day seminar designed for Washington public
safety labor organization representatives.
Key Topics
- Negotiating a Contract:
Tactics and Techniques
- Emerging Trends in Public
Safety Labor Contracts: Getting the Best
Possible Deal While Maintaining Realistic Expectations
- The Right to Collective
Bargaining: What Is Negotiable and What
Is a “Management Right”
- Unfair Bargaining Tactics:
What They Are and What You Can Do About Them
- Interest Arbitration:
How to Prepare and What to Expect
- Interpreting and Administering
Your Contract: Common Problems and Issues
- Getting Paid Your Due:
The Hour and Overtime Requirements of the Fair Labor
Standards Act
The seminar includes continental breakfast, buffet
lunch, reception following the seminar and a copy
of Jim Cline's book, “The Rights of Washington
Public Safety Employees: Representative’s Manual.”
To register for the seminar download the registration
form
here.
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November 16th, 2007, held at Museum of Flight
"Rights of Washington Public Safety Labor
Organizations and Their Members"
A one-day seminar designed for Washington public
safety labor organization representatives.
Key Topics
- Discipline Investigations:
Important Predisciplinary Rights of Your Members
including Garrity, Weingarten and Loudermill
- “Just Cause”
Discipline: What It Is and How to Enforce
Your Members' Rights to It
- Common Types of Discipline
Issues Facing Public Safety Labor Organizations
and What to Do About Them
- You Have Constitutional
Rights, Too: The Right of Public Safety
Employees to Free Speech, Privacy and Other Important
Civil Rights
- Rights of Officers in
Lethal Force Situations: What Every Law
Enforcement Officer Needs to Know
- Facing Disabilities:
Identifying and Protecting the Rights of Employees
with Medical Limitations
- Handling Grievances:
Complying With the “Duty of Fair Representation”
That You Owe Your Members
- Being Left Alone When
You’re Just Doing Your Job: The Right
of Union Representatives to Be Free From Discrimination
and Retaliation
The seminar fee includes continental breakfast, buffet
lunch, reception following the seminar and a copy
of Jim Cline's book, “The Rights of Washington
Public Safety Employees: Representative’s Manual.”
To register for the seminar download the registration
form
here.
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