COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Columbus police officers who work overtime this summer will be eligible for double-time pay rather than just time-and-a-half, according to an agreement signed off on by the city’s public safety director and the police union.
Columbus City Council — for the second year in a row — ratified that memorandum of understanding between its public safety department and the local Fraternal Order of Police, which amends the city-police union contract so that officers are eligible for double their pay rates when they voluntarily put in extra hours.
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