Anchorage work session: staff brief Assembly on how collective bargaining agreements work
Municipal HR and the attorney's office explained what collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) cover, typical contract lengths and which employee groups are represented, and fielded questions about health plans and contract scope.
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The Anchorage Assembly held a work session Oct. 2 to review how collective bargaining agreements function and how the assembly participates in negotiations. Anna Billingsley, the municipality's chief human resource officer, said CBAs "are contracts and they're multi year contracts between the municipality and some certified bargaining representative, which is the union," and described common contract terms such as wages, benefits and working conditions.
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