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‘Nothing Is Going to Change Until You Join’

When Darryl Lamar started working for the City of Jacksonville as a code compliance officer a year and a half ago, one of the things he missed about his previous jobs with Bell South and AT&T was his strong union voice through the Communications Workers of

‘Nothing Is Going to Change Until You Join’

Florida’s workers and services hurt by corporate tax dodging

AFSCME Florida Op-Ed - Florida’s workers and services hurt by corporate tax dodging

Florida’s workers and services hurt by corporate tax dodging

Florida’s workers and services hurt by corporate tax dodging

Unions: Reversing the Dyson Effect

Spoiler Alert: the Florida Legislature isn’t even considering using this year’s budget surplus to invest in state services and state workers.

Unions: Reversing the Dyson Effect

Big Win: More Time with Family

Just a few minutes’ drive from the banks of Florida’s Lake Okeechobee, Indiantown was founded as a trading post by members of the Seminole tribe living in the surrounding Everglades following the Third Seminole War.

Big Win: More Time with Family

AFSCME Expresses Doubt on Miami-Dade Private-Public Partnership Plans

Gimenez pushes privatization of county’s transit future

By Douglas Hanks

AFSCME Expresses Doubt on Miami-Dade Private-Public Partnership Plans