For the second time this year, the Police Benevolent Association contract arbitration has been delayed by illness—this time on a far-larger scale.
Where the initial hearing dates had to be scrapped because the panel's then-chairman became ill, this time the effort to produce a contract to replace the one that expired Aug. 1, 2017 became a casualty of the coronavirus.
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