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Labor/Employment

Jul. 1, 1999

Officers Fight for Arbitration

SACRAMENTO - California police officers and their chiefs are waging a quiet but high-stakes Capitol battle that could have broad impact on the rules governing discipline for misconduct and a host of other police policies.

By Peter Blumberg
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        SACRAMENTO - California police officers and their chiefs are waging a quiet but high-stakes Capitol battle that could have broad impact on the rules governing discipline for misconduct and a host of other police policies. At issue is how to resolve contract disputes.
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