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Senate Bill No. 647 Restricts the Use and Disclosure of Garrity Statements

June 7, 2011

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Note: Please call the office at (313) 937-9000 and request a Grievance Number to be added to the form when you fill out. Download the Official Union Grievance Form. Use a PDF viewing program to direct...

Photo Gallery from POAM Annual Convention 2011Past

June 6, 2011

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Here are a selection of photos from POAM's 2011 annual convention.

Photo Gallery from Police Week 2011 Washington DCPast

June 6, 2011

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‘Speaking as an Employee’ Versus ‘Speaking as a Citizen’Past

June 1, 2011

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A case involving the Somerset County, Maryland Sheriff’s Office is a good illustration of the operative dichotomy in free speech law since the Supreme Court’s decision in Garcetti v. Ceballos, 547...

A List of All Legislation POAM and Michigan Legislative Consultants are Monitoring

May 18, 2011

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This post contains a PDF available for viewing and downloading of all current legislation that POAM is monitoring.

Bill Summary

May 18, 2011

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House and Senate Bills will Hurt All Public Employees

May 17, 2011

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A series of bills were introduced last week (February 7-11, 2011) that will have a potentially devastating impact on police officers and public employees. The proposed legislation includes, but is not...

From the President’s Desk – Spring 2011

May 3, 2011

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by Jim Tignanelli The new year started like “open season” on those of us being served by collective bargaining agreements. Once we saw it starting in Wisconsin and Ohio, the natural presumption wa...

Author: POAM

Borelli Consulting

Senate Bill No. 647 Restricts the Use and Disclosure of Garrity Statements

Grievance Form

Photo Gallery from POAM Annual Convention 2011Past

Photo Gallery from Police Week 2011 Washington DCPast

‘Speaking as an Employee’ Versus ‘Speaking as a Citizen’Past

A List of All Legislation POAM and Michigan Legislative Consultants are Monitoring

Bill Summary

House and Senate Bills will Hurt All Public Employees

From the President’s Desk – Spring 2011