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14 PENN PLAZA, LLC v. PYETT:  WHAT DOES THE SUPREME COURT’S DECISION MEAN FOR LELS MEMBERS?

 

Many LELS labor agreements contain a standard “non-discrimination” clause stating that the terms of the agreement will be applied equally to all employees without regard to race, gender, religion, disability, political affiliation, et cetera.  Does this mean that an employer can require that employment discrimination claims be submitted to binding arbitration, instead of going through the courts? . . . . Full article

Important Announcement

On September 7th, 2009 we tragically lost a valued member of our Law Enforcement family and a revered member of our community when Officer Richard Crittenden Sr. was killed in the line of duty. During "National Law Enforcement Memorial Week" in Washington DC, from May 12th through May 16th, Officer Crittenden's name will be permanently etched into the Law Enforcement Memorial Wall.  In order to defray the travel expenses for his family and members of the North St. Paul Police Department and Maplewood Police Department to attend this event, the North St. Paul Police Department and members of the Maplewood Police Department will be holding a fundraiser on March 13th, 2010 from 2:00pm to 12:00am at O'Reilly Hall, 2600 Margaret St., North St. Paul, MN 55109.  For more information click here

 

 


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LAW ENFORCEMENT LABOR SERVICES, INC.
Law Enforcement Labor Services, Inc. is
Minnesota's union specializing in representing
law enforcement personnel.

LELS Members make decisions that run the
union.

Right to the presence of an LELS
representative if you are being questioned
regarding an incident which could lead to
disciplinary action against you.

Elected stewards and officers provided
P.O.S.T. license training opportunities
sponsored by LELS, as well as additional
training for all members.


It always seems to be the case that when you have everything settled and a course has been set, the winds shift and new direction must be found in the world of labor relations. This not only is upsetting to negotiators, but leaves the general membership with a sense of bewilderment and frustration. Thus is the potential possibility with the recent court decision involving the Governor and his method of balancing the budget utilizing his unallottment powers. .... Full article



MINNESOTA'S LARGEST LAW ENFORCEMENT LABOR UNION

327 York Ave, Saint Paul, MN 55130-4039

Phone:  651-293-4424 - Fax:  651-293-0203

If you have been involved in a
critical incident on duty contact the
L.D.F. immediately. More Info