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HB 2930

ELIMINATING ARBITRATION PROTECTIONS

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Background: HB 2930 would eliminate many collectively-bargained arbitration protections for law enforcement officers, allowing Chiefs and sheriffs to have unaccountable discretion in disciplinary decisions.  This would run counter to long-standing principles of due process and basic fairness, as well as provide opportunities for favoritism, cronyism, and discrimination among managers.  ORCOPS recommends a NO vote.

MEASURE PASSED JUNE 26

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E-MAIL YOUR SENATORS NOW!

Fill out the form below to express your disappointment in the Legislature's passage of HB 2930!  Keep in mind that whatever you send may become a public record (though your e-mail address is protected by ORS 192.355 subsection 40).  You do not have to use your full name.  If you would like a response from your officials, an accurate e-mail address is necessary.

NOTE: Even if you don't want to give your full name, please do NOT pretend to be someone else.  It diminishes the impact of other e-mails.

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Be polite.  Your elected officials will be much more impressed with a reasoned message than a rude one.

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Don't worry if you're not an expert on details...  neither are many of the Legislators!  They hear from experts all day long, but your voice means much more as a constituent.

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WHAT ELSE YOU CAN DO

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Even if you talk with staff or leave a message, remember to be polite but firm.  Be personal and describe why you think public employees shouldn't be cut out of the process.

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