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City Council strikes tentative labor deal with staff union including long-sought raises, worker protections

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on April 3, 2024

After nearly two years of fierce negotiations, the City Council on Tuesday announced it finally struck a tentative contract with the union representing roughly 382 council staffers, giving the covered legislative employees long-sought raises and workplace protections.

The yet-to-be approved deal between the council and the Association of Legislative Employees (ALE), which was formally recognized in 2021, covers council member aides — who perform a variety of duties from communications to legislative work — as well as analysts and senior analysts within the Council Finance Division.

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