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Letter to Retired Members from PFRSNJ Chair, Ed Donnelly
Chairman of the PFRSNJ Board, Ed Donnelly, addresses issues with the Member Benefits Online System (MBOS) and the future of COLA.
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The New Jersey State Fraternal Order of Police announces a revision to IAPP Section 4.2.5
As many of you know, several months ago the NJ Attorney General’s Office issued a revision to IAPP Section 4.2.5, which severely undermined the ability of employees and their representatives to exercise what is commonly referred to as the Weingarten right during investigatory and disciplinary interviews. The FOP, along with partner law enforcement associations, opposed this revision and initiated litigation to preserve the rights of its members. I’m pleased to inform you, that after months of discussions with the Acting…
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The New Jersey State Fraternal Order of Police announces the following legislative priorities
The New Jersey State Fraternal Order of Police recognizes the legislative needs of our members and continues to work tirelessly to address those issues. President Robert W. Fox, the NJFOP Legislative Committee and our lobbyist, Dr. Peter Guzzo, in collaboration with our legislative partners, are working to address the below listed bills in the upcoming legislative session. Our goal is to pursue their movement through the Senate and Assembly and ultimately have them placed before the Governor for him to…
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Does collective bargaining improve police salaries?
Simply stated, collective bargaining is a process of negotiations between employers and a recognized majority representative for a specific group of employees.
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Can I join the FOP even as a retired police officer?
After a career of service, NJFOP welcomes retired cops to join the membership.
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How to improve test results for promotional exams.
Helps officers understand the structure of tests and offers advice on how to increase their success.
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New Jersey Fraternal Order of Police endorse legislative candidates in 2021 General Election
After much deliberation, the Board voted to make no endorsement for…
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How To Prepare For The Police Academy
Although a life in law enforcement is a journey that never ends, for most the journey starts at the police academy. It’s a job training program that will test and stretch both mental and physical attributes. It’s a program designed to be tough. It separates those that are deserving both in commitment and in stature to practice law enforcement, and those that are not. Preparing for the police academy is important. If you’re not mentally and physically ready for the…
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What are the signs of PTSD?
One in three cops could be suffering from PTSD. Learn the signs.
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The Fraternal Order of Police is pleased to announce another grievance victory by our Labor Council on behalf of our members!
Another example of the hard work and dedication with which your Labor Council fights for you!
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