Florida House Passes Union Restrictions, Adds Cursive, Portraits
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Floridas House of Representatives passed a bill imposing new restrictions on public sector unions, excluding police, firefighters, and first responders. The measure requires at least half of eligible workers to participate in union certification votes, with supporters arguing it ensures majority rule and opponents claiming its unconstitutional and violates collective bargaining rights. The bill marks the second union-limiting law in three years, with the House also adding amendments to a Senate teacher mentorship bill, including mandating cursive handwriting instruction and displaying portraits of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln in public schools.
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