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| Rick Barry - Exclusive Labor Lawyer of the SLPLO |
The exclusive labor lawyer for the St. Louis Police Leadership Organization is Rick Barry of the Law Offices of Rick Barry, P.C. You can visit their website at www.rickbarrypc.com. Also, the link is under the "Legal Assistance" tab and our links area on the homepage. Rick is working hard to gain additional benefits for Sergeants and above.
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| Join the SLPLO today! |
The St. Louis Police Leadership Organization is for Sergeants and above. To learn more about the SLPLO, click on this link. If you would like to have access to legal representation, the chance to have your voice heard on issues concerning first line supervisors and commanders and would like to be part of an organization that has your best interests at hand, then the SLPLO is for you.
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| SLPLO Sergeants' CBA |
The SLPLO Sergeants' CBA Negotiating Team has reached an agreement with the city of Saint Louis. A vote by the Sergeants has been temporarily postponed until further notice.
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| Business Manager says POA is more suited to explore pension reform |
Attached is a letter from the Police Officer's Association (POA) Business Manager, Jeff Roorda, indicating that the POA wants more involvement in pension legislation and reserves the right to exercise "our political influence with the General Assembly for the purpose of advancing the interests of our membership." Since the Police Retirement System (PRS) represents EVERY commissioned and retired member of the Police Department and the POA does not, it's interesting to see that they (along with the mayor) want....
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Message from the Board of Directors |
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| The annual SLPLO Christmas Dinner/Dance will take place on Friday, December 6, 2019 at 6:00pm. An invite will be sent out to all active and retired members of the SLPLO as the date approaches. Each member and a guest are invited. Additional guests are $25.00 each. Food and drinks will be served. |
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Prayers for the Harper Family
Retired Sgt. Ralph E. Harper, was killed on Monday, October 29, 2018, during a robbery in St. Louis. Ralph is a member of a prominent police family, two of whom are current members of the SLPLO in good standing. Please keep the entire Harper family in your prayers as they deal with this sudden and tragic loss. Rest in peace and Godspeed Sgt. Harper. You were a true hero to the end. #ThinBlueLine.
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SERGEANTS' OVERTIME
The St. Louis Police Leadership Organization took the battle for Sergeants' Overtime to federal court and won allowing for all Police Sergeants to earn overtime under federal guidelines. The SLPLO is presently appealing the way that overtime is calculated for Sergeants and hopes to have an udpate soon.
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President's Corner
On February 15, 2012, the St. Louis Police Leadership Organization (SLPLO) solicited the Law Offices of Rick Barry, P.C., one of the most recognized Labor Attorneys in the area. Rick Barry sent a letter to the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners requesting the SLPLO be recognized as the potential bargaining agent for Commissioned Police Officers holding the ranks of Sergeant, Lieutenant, Captain, Major and Lt. Colonel.
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Retiree Corner
I would like to thank all members who voted in the Pension Election and gave me their support. Now is the time when we need to stick together and fight for our rights and benefits.
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Roorda_Pension_Board_Challenge[1].pdf
