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A federal judge sided mostly with the state on a law that public-sector union leaders say makes it harder to continue representing their workers. One part of the law still has room for debate, however.
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Under a new Florida law, teachers unions that don't collect dues from at least 60 percent of their members risk decertification.
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State level data shows that Florida teachers are being paid 20.4% less than other college-educated workers.
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The Florida Board of Education discussed efforts to distribute money approved by the Legislature, including $800 million earmarked in this year’s state budget for raising teacher salaries in some school districts.
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Governor Ron DeSantis said he will pursue long-debated proposals to prevent teachers from having union dues deducted from their paychecks. Critics have called it a "union-busting bill", as it could make it harder for unions to get funded.
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Andrew Spar, Florida Education Association president, said the latest series of Supreme Court rulings has already muddied separation of church and state.
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Out of 4,489 current teacher vacancies, 1,321 are in teaching jobs that deal with students who have special needs.
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A new poll from the nation's largest teachers union finds burnout is widespread, and more educators say they're thinking about leaving.
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Sen. Ray Rodrigues says the bill is about making sure workers have the final say about money they have earned. Critics say it is about “union busting.” But a Senate committee Wednesday approved a bill that could lead to a battle during the upcoming legislative session about unions that represent teachers, firefighters, law-enforcement officers and other public employees.
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Fedrick Ingram moved up from a local teachers' union to the statewide union and now to a leadership position with the American Federation of Teachers.
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The starting teacher salary in Miami-Dade County Public Schools would jump to $47,500 for the 2020-21 school year, and eligible teachers would get a 2.5…
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Public college professors in the Florida Keys have voted 20-to-13 to form a union, with nearly all faculty members participating in the three-week…