OPP Association President says they want another increase in new contract

Viewed by many Ontario communities as an untenable financial burden, OPP costs continue to rise. Though often justified in the name of “public safety,” these escalating expenses raise a critical question: Who will rein in these costs, and at what price?
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OPP Association President says they want another increase in new contract

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(Regional) - The head of the provincial police union says the government's goal of net zero sum in contract talks is "unrealistic.''

OPP Association President Jim Christie says they will "absolutely'' be looking for another increase this year.

Contract talks begin Monday.

After two years of pay freezes, OPP officers received an 8.5 per cent wage hike last year based on a "catch-up clause.''

Treasury Board president Deb Matthews says any new wage increases would have to be offset by savings in other areas.

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