The Toronto Police Service Board has announced a tentative multi-year collective agreement with the police officers' union following six weeks of negotiations. This agreement aims to improve retention and attract skilled professionals necessary for community safety. According to Coun. Shelley Carroll, the deal is a significant move towards acknowledging the efforts of officers while promoting a modern approach to policing. Union President Clayton Campbell expressed optimism about the agreement, emphasizing its potential to empower current members and attract new recruits. A ratification vote is scheduled to commence following a member meeting on April 16.
This agreement marks a meaningful step forward not only in recognizing the dedicated work of our officers and civilian members, but in aligning our investments with a modern, community-focused approach to policing.
Not only will our current members finally feel like they've been heard but this deal will go a long way toward encouraging others to join our ranks.
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