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Bargaining Update from August 26
Dear colleagues, On Friday, the Tallahassee Democrat reported that the Board of Trustees has awarded President McCullough an 8% raise, boosting his salary to approximately $1.35M. They also added a…
Bargaining Update for August 21 Session
Dear Colleagues, Your UFF-FSU bargaining team met with representatives from FSU’s Board of Trustees on Friday, August 21, for an active session with plenty of movement…
Dear Colleagues, Your UFF-FSU bargaining team met with the representatives from FSU’s Board of Trustees on Wednesday, August 12 and we had a productive session…
Bargaining Update from July 29th
Dear Colleagues, During our last bargaining session on July 29th, the UFF-FSU team presented a new salary proposal that includes an ‘Administrative Parity’ clause (see…
Thursday’s Florida Supreme Court ruling did more than dash the hopes of more than 620,000 public workers in the Florida Retirement System who wanted to see 3 percent of their pay returned. It also opened the doors for lawmakers to make more changes that help the state’s bottom line but cost the school teachers, law-enforcement officers, county employees and state workers.
From the Tallahassee Democrat, Jan. 18, 2013
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Full text of the Democrat story: https://uff-fsu.org/art/td20130118.pdf
The full text of the Florida Supreme Court 4-3 ruling, including dissenting opinion is available at: https://uff-fsu.org/art/sc12-520.pdf