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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

Having a Union Means Never Being Alone

What is the feeling you get when you show up to work one day and you are called into an unscheduled meeting in the conference room? You walk in and see management sitting across the table with expressions that indicate this meeting is not going to go well.

Having a Union Means Never Being Alone

Unified Locals AFSCME Strong with New Contract

For the hardworking members of AFSCME Locals 1328 and 1781, it was not a question of how they were going to vote on their new contract but when they could do so.

Unified Locals AFSCME Strong with New Contract