Boston v. BOSTON POLICE PATROLMEN'S ASSOCIATION, INC.

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• noting police commissioner's nondelegable authority to assign one officer rather than two to marked patrol vehicle
• nondelegable management prerogative to assign one officer, as opposed to two, to marked patrol vehicle
• commissioner's decision to assign one officer, not two, to each marked cruiser nondelegable}; Burlington v. Labor Relations Comm'n. 390 Mass. 157, 164 (1983
• assignment of one patrol officer to marked patrol vehicle instead of two officers per vehicle was made pursuant to nondelegable authority
• number of officers to be deployed in a patrol car
• decision regarding number of officers assigned to cruisers is nondelegable

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