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Police & Law Enforcement

Representation that keeps pace with 24/7 policing.

Connect members, cases and the collective agreement across detachments, platoons, units and assignments.

Police associations represent members whose work continues through nights, weekends and statutory holidays, and whose files often turn on staffing, overtime, court time, discipline, accommodation and health and safety. Union Software gives executives, staff representatives and stewards one place to carry that work from the first conversation through to bargaining.

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Understand the Environment

Bargaining units can include constables, supervisors, civilian members, specialized units and members on secondment, modified duties or court assignment.

Members work across detachments, divisions, platoons and units, so representation has to follow the person rather than a single daytime office.

Overtime, court time, minimum staffing, workload, critical-incident follow-up and health and safety concerns generate files that should stay organized and later inform bargaining.

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Scenario

  1. The association is sending a bargaining update on court-time and needs members on nights and members in court the next morning to see it.

  2. People builds the audience by detachment, classification and platoon; Communications sends the update on preferred channels.

  3. Opens come back against those records so stewards know which platoons still have not seen it.

  4. The same lists carry the later ratification notice, and Reports shows which detachments engaged.

How Union Software Helps

People

Keep membership records current by detachment, platoon, unit, classification and representation assignment.

Grievances & Cases

Manage grievances, discipline, accommodation and operational files from intake through resolution.

Agreements

Keep collective agreement language and related policy available while a case is open.

Communications

Reach members by detachment, platoon, classification or the full association without relying on a daytime parade.

Bargaining

Carry overtime, staffing, workload and health and safety history from the file into proposals.

Advanced Reports

See patterns in cases and issues across detachments, shifts and classifications.

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Operationally Ready

Built for associations representing members across detachments, platoons and specialized units in a service that does not stand down.

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