Maryland state workers demand safer protocols following parole agent's death – Baltimore Sun
AFSCME, which represents parole and probation agents, issued a list of 11 demands in the wake of a Maryland officer's death.
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AFSCME, which represents parole and probation agents, issued a list of 11 demands in the wake of a Maryland officer's death.
Maryland union leaders called for a new home visit policy and an independent investigation after an agent was killed during a routine home visit.
AFSCME, which represents parole and probation agents, issued a list of 11 demands in the wake of a Maryland officer's death.
A Maryland probation agent who authorities say was killed by a client during a home visit had earlier reported to his agency that the man no longer wanted to cooperate with the probation process, according to police radio traffic.
The union representing more than 9,000 workers at the Canada Border Services Agency said if a deal is not reached, job action would begin at 12:01 a.m. ET on Friday.