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But Morrissey says he’s far from done. He intends to file further motions, push for a change in state law that would require all hearings to be open, shine a spotlight on the state’s arbitration process and help taxpayers understand what makes the cost of government so high.
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village's 33 Service Employees International members. They had a 3 percent raise scheduled for the coming year but agreed to give it back last week.
"They understood what's happening to the community in this economy
Still unanswered is how the agreement may effect negotiations with the village's two locals of the Metropolitan Alliance of Police
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