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While MSEA-SEIU Local 1989 leaders accuse the Mills administration of "bad-faith bargaining," a spokesperson for the state disputed the claims and pointed to repeated pay raises for state employees since 2019.
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In a rare feat, more than half of the 435-member House signed onto Golden's "discharge petition" to force a vote — likely sometime in early-December — to rescind what the Maine Democrat describes as blatant "union busting."
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Former CDC Director Susan Monarez was fired in August after than a month on the job. A White House spokesperson said Monarez wasn't "aligned" with President Donald Trump's agenda.
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The Trump administration terminated the agreement for hundreds of thousands of unionized VA workers, including doctors, nurses and support staff at veterans' hospitals.
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The bill by Golden and a Pennsylvania Republican would reverse a March executive order by President Trump that sought to eliminate collective bargaining rights for roughly 1 million federal workers.
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It could become the first such union on the East Coast.
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The agreement boosts wages at both ends of the pay scale for the district's 200-plus ed techs.
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New data from the Maine Department of Administrative and Financial Services are the latest inflection point in a years-long dispute over state employee compensation and classification.
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Citylink drivers voted last year to form a union.
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Most of the cargo traffic in Maine comes through the Icelandic company Eimskip, which is not involved in the labor dispute.