Arbitrator Rules Collective Bargaining Agreement Remains in Effect for South Fulton…
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What happened
An arbitrator ruled that a collective bargaining agreement remains in effect, despite the City of South Fulton's failure to honor its terms. The agreement, reached in December 2023, required a 3 percent annual raise for firefighters unless notice was given to cancel. The city had argued that the agreement expired at the end of 2024.
From wsbtv.com
Why it matters
The dispute involves the City of South Fulton failing to provide firefighters with required cost of living increases, which the agreement stipulated if other city employees received them. The ruling confirms the contractual obligation remains active.
From wsbtv.com
Who's involved
- South FultonThe city that failed to honor the collective bargaining agreement
- AgreementThe collective bargaining agreement governing city employee pay
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South Fulton
city in Fulton County, Georgia, United States