‘We’ve had two years of inaccuracies’: Police union president wants payroll answers before Seattle recoups overpayments
The Seattle police union is demanding the city address two years of payroll inaccuracies, including underpayments, before moving forward with recouping overpayments.
Seattle’s police union wants the city to resolve what it describes as two years of payroll inaccuracies, including underpayments.
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