Los Angeles police union can create comp delivery system
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Officers with the Los Angeles Police Protective League will be able to create their own alternatives for workers compensation benefit delivery and dispute resolution under a collective bargaining agreement with the City of Los Angeles, the California Division of Workers’ Compensation announced Wednesday.
The division approved the labor-management carve-out agreement between the two parties, a move that covers an estimated 10,000 union members, the division said in a statement.
By law, parties can participate in a carve-out program following approval of the administrative director of the Division of Workers' Compensation.
There are 57 active labor-management carve-out agreements in California, including 27 that cover public safety unions, 21 in the construction industry and nine in other industries, according to the statement.
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