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Jun. 29, 2018

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Dania Beach Members Hold Management Accountable for Promised Raise

When the City of Dania Beach approved the redevelopment of prime real estate along I-95 and within a stone’s throw of the Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades Cruise Port, it was clear this would be a multi-year project.

Dania Beach Members Hold Management Accountable for Promised Raise

Jun. 20, 2018

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AFSCME Florida Statement on Separation of Families at the Border

AFSCME Florida released the following statement from Executive Director Jana Weaver:

AFSCME Florida Statement on Separation of Families at the Border

Jun. 12, 2018

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New Report: Growth pushes Florida Retirement System above $163 billion in assets

In an article for Florida Politics, Michael Moline details the latest report on the health of the state's retirement system after a meeting of the Florida Investment Advisory Council.

New Report: Growth pushes Florida Retirement System above $163 billion in assets

Apr. 20, 2018

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Florida Health Care Local Uses Strong Contract to Save Jobs and Fix Misclassification Issues

Last fall, the members of AFSCME Local 1363 overwhelmingly approved a strong new contract that

Florida Health Care Local Uses Strong Contract to Save Jobs and Fix Misclassification Issues

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Apr. 09, 2018

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State Workers Will Help to Stop Rick Scott From Taking His Record of Failure to the US Senate

Tallahassee – Today, state employees across Florida are reacting to the news that Governor Rick Scott has launched his much-expected campaign for U.S. Senate with fear and disgust. Not once as governor did Scott take the lead in investing in Florida’s services and those who provide them.

State Workers Will Help to Stop Rick Scott From Taking His Record of Failure to the US Senate