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Florida teachers union fights required pension contributions
by Michael Hirsch | published November 10, 2011
The Florida Education Association is suing in state court to overturn a law making government workers in the Florida Retirement System contribute 3 percent of their salaries to their pensions — the first such charge in almost four decades. The union says the law is unconstitutional and unilaterally rewrites a pension agreement in place since 1974.
The state claims past Florida court rulings affirm the Legislature’s authority over spending decisions, even those that violate a union contract.
Palm Beach Post, Oct. 26
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