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Feds Reverse Course on Florida Unions Law
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Feds Reverse Course on Florida Unions Law
TALLAHASSEE — An appeals court Tuesday put on hold a lawsuit that Florida filed against the federal government, after the Trump administration reversed course on a controversial 2023 state law that placed restrictions on public-employee unions.
·Tallahassee, United States
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Feds reverse course on Florida unions law | Santa Rosa Press Gazette
By Jim Saunders The law included a series of restrictions, including preventing most public employees from having dues deducted from their paychecks and requiring unions to be recertified as bargaining agents if fewer than 60 percent of eligible employees pay dues. The lawsuit deals with interplay between the state law (SB 256) and a longstanding federal law designed to ensure that transit workers’ collective-bargaining rights are protected befo…
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