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Finance committee ratifies $30,000 settlement with Milwaukee Police Supervisors Organization
Summary
The Finance and Personnel Committee approved a resolution ratifying a memorandum of understanding between the City of Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Police Supervisors Organization resolving a grievance over an untimely payment; labor negotiator said parties settled for $30,000.
The Finance and Personnel Committee voted to adopt a resolution ratifying a memorandum of understanding between the City of Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Police Supervisors Organization (MPSO) to settle a grievance stemming from an untimely retroactive payment.
Nick Desiato, who identified himself as the city—s labor negotiator, told the committee the settlement followed ongoing discussions and the formalization of the agreement into an MOU. "After ongoing discussions, we had settled at an amount of $30,000," Desiato said, adding that the MPSO and city negotiators reached a middle-ground resolution and thanking Nicole Fleck for drafting the documents.
Committee members raised no questions during the public portion of the item. Alderman Scott Spiker moved adoption of the item; the chair confirmed there were no objections and ordered it adopted.
The resolution codifies the settlement terms by ratifying the MOU and makes no change to wage scales beyond the retroactive payment and interest described in the agreement. The file presented to the committee did not include additional details about the precise calculation of the retro pay or its effective date beyond the settlement amount and the parties— agreement to resolve outstanding interest on the retro payment.
The committee recorded the vote by voice; no roll-call tally was read into the transcript. The chair closed the item and adjourned discussion.
