Connecticut 2019 Regular Session

Connecticut House Bill HR00033

Introduced
5/6/19  
Refer
5/7/19  
Refer
5/20/19  
Refer
5/20/19  
Report Pass
5/22/19  

Caption

Resolution Proposing Approval Of An Interest Arbitration Award Between The State Of Connecticut And The Connecticut State Police Union (np-1).

Impact

The approval of this resolution is significant as it directly affects the working conditions, compensation, and benefits of the Connecticut State Police. By approving the arbitration award, the state is affirming the importance of negotiated agreements in public sector employment, which promotes stability and morale among law enforcement personnel. It underscores the state's adherence to labor agreements, ensuring that police officers receive fair treatment and compensation for their service.

Summary

House Resolution No. 33, introduced in January 2019, proposes the approval of an interest arbitration award between the State of Connecticut and the Connecticut State Police Union (NP-1). Following the arbitration process, an award was issued on April 29, 2019, and subsequently submitted to the legislative assembly for approval. This resolution is an essential step in formalizing the agreement reached through arbitration, illustrating the state's commitment to honoring its obligations to state employees and public safety officers.

Sentiment

Overall, the sentiment surrounding HR00033 appears to be supportive, with a total of 90 votes in favor during its roll call on May 23, 2019, contrasted by 45 dissenting votes. Supporters likely view this resolution as a necessary acknowledgment of the police union's contributions and role in public safety, while opponents may have concerns about budgetary implications or broader labor negotiations within the state's public sector.

Contention

While the resolution was passed, there may have been points of contention regarding the financial implications of the arbitration award on the state budget. Some legislators might have raised concerns about the sustainability of funding the award, given broader fiscal challenges. Additionally, debates surrounding the equity and fairness of police compensation compared to other state employees could have led to differing viewpoints among lawmakers.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

CT HR00015

Resolution Proposing Approval Of An Agreement Between The State Of Connecticut And The State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition (sebac).

CT SR00012

Resolution Proposing Approval Of An Agreement Between The State Of Connecticut And The State Employees Bargaining Agent Coalition (sebac).

CT HR00014

Resolution Proposing Approval Of An Agreement Between The University Of Connecticut Board Of Trustees And The International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace And Agricultural Implement Workers Of America, Local 6950.

CT SR00013

Resolution Proposing Approval Of An Agreement Between The University Of Connecticut Board Of Trustees And The International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace And Agricultural Implement Workers Of America, Local 6950.

CT HR00009

Resolution Proposing Approval Of A Memorandum Of Agreement Between The Pca Workforce Council And The New England Health Care Employees Union, District 1199, Seiu.

CT SR00007

Resolution Proposing Approval Of A Memorandum Of Agreement Between The Pca Workforce Council And The New England Health Care Employees Union, District 1199, Seiu.

CT HJ00173

Resolution Commemorating The Twenty-fifth Anniversary Of The Connecticut-taiwan Sister-state Relationship.

CT SB00001

An Act Concerning The Health And Safety Of Connecticut Residents.

CT SB00455

An Act Concerning The Establishment Of An Investment Instrument Program By The University Of Connecticut And The Connecticut State University System.

CT SB00136

An Act Making Changes To The Connecticut Retirement Security Program Statutes.

Similar Bills

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