Category: Labor
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 New Florida immigration law slammed for trapping indispensable migrant farmworkers in a field of fearBy Noreen Marcus 
 FloridaBulldog.org
 As Florida’s governor tries to demonize and evict immigrants – once even shipping them to an island off Massachusetts – farmworker advocates are fighting back in Miami federal court.
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 Miami Herald newsroom votes on whether to unionize amid divisive charges, counterchargesBy Francisco Alvarado 
 FloridaBulldog.org
 UPDATE: Nov. 20. The newsrooms of the Miami Herald and el Nuevo Herald have voted in favor of unionizing, 66-24. The new union’s name is One Herald Guild.
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 / 10177 SEEN/ Miami-Dade Schools, union push costly private loan program for lowest paid workersBy William Gjebre 
 FloridaBulldog.org
 A union representing the lowest-paid Miami-Dade public schools employees has endorsed a proposed private loan program for its members that would charge 24 percent interest with the school district collecting loan repayments by deducting them from employee paychecks.
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 Florida’s coming war on collective bargaining for state employeesBy Francisco Alvarado 
 FloridaBulldog.org
 When Miami state Rep. Carlos Trujillo was interviewed on Spanish language radio station Actualidad 1020 he boldly proclaimed that Republicans will ask voters in 2018 to eliminate collective bargaining for state employees from the Florida Constitution.
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 New union deal at Miami-Dade Schools to begin push toward $15 hourly minimum wageBy William Gjebre 
 FloridaBulldog.org
 A tentative agreement between Miami-Dade Public Schools and the union representing its general employees raises the minimum pay for some of district’s lowest paid workers to $10 an hour, marking what a top union official says is the start of a drive to obtain a minimum hourly wage of $15.
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 Latino workers dying at higher rates in job accidents, report showsBy Stuart Silverstein 
 FairWarning
 As Latino workers take on more and more of the nation’s toughest and dirtiest jobs, they increasingly are paying for it with their lives.
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