January 3, 2024
During May 2023, Florida passed Senate Bill 256, which: AFFT’s Special Counsel, David Osborne, shared a Bill Analysis and Fiscal Summary, along with an explanation of how this legislation will directly impact some public employees, like teachers and school employees. This legislation addresses aspects of recertification of a union. Here’s
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Prager U Hillsdale College Foundation for Economic Education Constitution Class
A national expert on issues related to the American workforce, Molly Conway delivers AFFT’s monthly federal update to keep you apprised of the latest in DC. If you’re a federal employee, you won’t want to miss this. Below is the inaugural edition of AFFT’s monthly Federal Labor Policy Newsletter – covering top-line
The United States Postal Service (USPS) is entangled in a federal lawsuit, accused of potentially sharing the private information of over two-thirds of American households with labor unions. The controversy initially arose from a program initiated by the Biden Administration to distribute free Covid-19 tests. The program involved mailing four
United Teachers of Dade (UTD), Florida’s largest teachers union and associate of the Florida Education Association (FEA), the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), and the National Education Association (NEA), may face decertification under a Florida law passed in May. The law requires a union recertification election if membership drops below
After almost a month on strike, the Portland Association of Teachers (PAT) reached a tentative agreement with Portland Public Schools. Students went back to school Monday but will make up 11 missed days throughout the year. The tentative agreement includes a 13.8% cost-of-living increase over three years, creates new class-size