The Captains Endowment Association Feb. 6 became the first uniformed union in this round of bargaining to ratify its contract, with 499 votes in favor and just 54 against the 39-month deal that provides 7.95 percent in raises and an additional 2.25 percent in the form of two differentials.
Christopher Monahan, who was involved in negotiating the terms even before succeeding Roy Richter as president upon his retirement Dec. 31, said in a statement, “I am very grateful that membership overwhelmingly ratified this contract. We were able to achieve the entire economic package with acceptable concessions.”
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