Officer's Rights. An officer shall be guaranteed the procedures, rights and privileges set forth in this section.
Officer's Rights. Section 1 All regular uniformed Officers of the Fire & Rescue Department may join the Association.
Officer's Rights. The Township recognizes that every Officer shall have the right to freely organize, join, and support the FOP for the purpose of engaging in collective negotiations.
Officer's Rights. The Human Resources Department shall be informed by the Union of current appointments of Union Officers, Business Agents, Shop Stewards, Negotiation Committee Members and any other Employee authorized to represent the Union in matters which are appropriate under provision of this Agreement within each department, section or area.
Officer's Rights. Any officer may review at any time the records concerning the individual officer within the Chief's office, Personnel office and the Internal Affairs Unit, and receive a copy of same at his request.
Officer's Rights. If a law enforcement officer is under investigation and is to be interrogated by the Chief of Police or his designee for any reason which could lead to disciplinary action, the officer shall be entitled to have an Association representative present at the interview. The law enforcement officer under investigation shall be informed of the nature of the investigation prior to the interrogation. The interview shall take place during the officer's normal working hours whenever possible, unless the gravity of the charge requires immediate interrogation. Interrogation sessions are to be limited to a reasonable period of time, with appropriate rest periods. No complaint by civilians will be investigated unless the complaint is reduced to writing.
Officer's Rights. 3 All Employees in bargaining unit whom are the subjects of a complaint or investigation 4 shall be entitled to protection of the following rights:
