Okaloosa County school workers set vote on union representation
OCESPA will hold an election among 940 non instructional employees to decide on collective bargaining. The Public Employees Relations Commission ordered the vote after more than 350 signatures met the 30 percent threshold, with polling sites planned at three school bus barns and voting by secret ballot.
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Ballot Amendments Outline Voting Choices for Nov 6
The LOG summarizes six of eight general election amendments. Key points include expanding homestead exemption to widows and single individuals, allowing electronic state payments, standardizing judicial nominating commission rules, widening legislative speech privileges, permitting five or seven member county commissions with possible districts, and requiring five years in the Florida Bar for county judges. Proponents tout efficiency, openness, and qualifications. opponents warn of slander risks and district-focused representation.
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