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Council amends AFSCME MOU language, approves agreement 10-1
Summary
Luzerne County Council amended a proposed memorandum of understanding with AFSCME District Council 87 to replace the phrase "court appointed" with "residual," passed the amendment unanimously, and later approved the amended MOU by a 10-1 vote.
Luzerne County Council members amended language in a proposed memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the county and AFSCME District Council 87 and approved the amended agreement in the voting session.
On the question of the AFSCME MOU, Attorney Skene asked the council to amend the resolution to replace the phrase "court appointed" with the word "residual." "For both of these ... I would just ask that we do an amendment to the resolution to allow us to put in residual and not court appointed," Attorney Skene said. Council members moved and seconded the amendment and approved it unanimously.
After the amendment passed, the council took a roll-call vote on the amended MOU. The roll call returned 10 yes votes and one no vote; Mister Haas cast the lone dissent. The chair announced, "10 to 1, it passes."
The transcript records no further debate about substantive contract terms during the voting session. The amendment and the MOU will be implemented according to the agreement text as amended; council members indicated the change was procedural wording approved by the attorney and by the council.
The action was recorded as a formal vote during the voting session; the amended MOU passed on the roll call.
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