Gov. Chris Christie’s push to end the practice of accumulated sick day and vacation day payouts got a boost Thursday when 234 mayors, including more than 40 from South Jersey, signed on in support of the reform. The governor’s support from local mayors came from Atlantic, Cape May, Cumberland and Ocean Counties and from both …
Requests for info swamp Brigantine Sandy, labor disputes, budget issues blamed for volume By WALLACE McKELVEY, Staff Writer | Posted 7 months ago Brigantine employees are inundated with Open Public Records Act requests as tensions mount over a contentious budget process, labor contract negotiations and from residents making Sandy repairs. As of Friday, the total this year – …
Brigantine seeks to slow annual raises for police, firefighters By WALLACE McKELVEY, Staff Writer | Posted 10 months ago Brigantine’s fire and police forces are coming off years of 20 percent annual raises as the resort town faces a serious budget crisis. Salaries for the two unions have far outpaced inflation in a city where labor costs account …
Cox sues Brigantine over violation of due process. WRITTEN BY MICHAEL FEELY. Wednesday, July 03, 2013. Police Capt. Ray Cox has filed a lawsuit against the city in New Jersey Superior Court alleging that City Manager Jennifer Blumenthal removed Cox as acting chief in violation of local and state law and without due process. Capt. Cox, …
Posted on July 15, 2013. Press of Atlantic City. Brigantine seeks to slow annual raises for police, firefighters BRIGANTINE, NJ – Brigantine’s fire and police forces are coming off years of 20 percent annual raises as the resort town faces a serious budget crisis. Salaries for the two unions have far outpaced inflation in a city …
Press of Atlantic City July 12, 2013 | Mckelvey, Wallace Brigantine‘s fire and police forces are coming off years of 20 percent annual raises as the resort town faces a serious budget crisis. Salaries for the two unions have far outpaced inflation in a city where labor costs account for 63 percent of the total budget. …
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MARCH 2011 Press of Atlantic City An internal investigation of former Brigantine police Chief Jim Frugoli found that he violated the department’s sexual harassment policy by making “offensive or derogatory comments” toward a department employee, including that “he slapped her on the behind,” called her names such as “Sugar Lips” and would “stand uncomfortably close” to her, …
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