Maryland, union leaders converge to fill job openings
Maryland and union leaders came together Saturday to sound the alarm on a staffing crisis.
Source: wbaltv.com
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Maryland, AFSCME leaders join forces to fill critical job openings
WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Maryland, AFSCME leaders join forces to fill critical job openings
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Maryland, local and school board workers' unions unite after months of discussion – Baltimore Sun
After months of discussion, Council 3 officials voted with the AFSCME International Union and AFSCME Council 67 to form one representative body.
Source: baltimoresun.com
Maryland, local and school board workers' unions unite after months of discussion – Capital Gazette
After months of discussion, Council 3 officials voted with the AFSCME International Union and AFSCME Council 67 to form one representative body.
Source: capitalgazette.com
AFSCME Maryland and the Hogan administration reach an agreement that will ensure pay increases for state workers. But the union’s fight is not over as it pushes for more staffing and resources.
Source: afscme.org
Hogan administration agrees to new contract with largest state workers' union; union calls wage increases 'insufficient' – Capital Gazette
Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration reached a deal Saturday night on a contract with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Maryland Council 3 (AFSCME) — the largest state workers’ union in Maryland — just before an end-of-year deadline.
Source: capitalgazette.com
Hogan administration agrees to new contract with largest state workers' union; union calls wage increases 'insufficient' – Baltimore Sun
Gov. Larry Hogan’s administration reached a deal Saturday night on a contract with the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Maryland Council 3 (AFSCME) — the largest state workers’ union in Maryland — just before an end-of-year deadline.
Source: baltimoresun.com