Most Montgomery County employees say they’re vaccinated, but county lawmakers want to impose a requirement just in case.

Emails and calls will go out to parents Friday about if their students are eligible for in-person learning.

The dispensary’s 13 employees will enjoy five-year contracts, with three raises baked into their salaries a year.

The union says local lawmakers enacted “legislation that targets and discriminates against DC police officers.”

This business-as-largely-usual situation has put many area laborers in a tough spot: Work to put food on the table and risk exposure to COVID-19, or voluntarily quit and lose employer-provided health insurance and the chance to apply for unemployment benefits.

As negotiations hit a wall, the union could vote on March 5 to authorize a strike if the two sides can not come to an agreement.

They celebrated the defeat of the TPP, and vowed to fight the racist elements of Trump’s populist message.

“Things are okay for us right now but unionizing will ensure that we are safe down the line.”

In a release, the Teamsters Union announced the formation of the Washington, D.C. Taxi Operators Association, which will be affiliated with Teamsters Local 922.

Councilmember Michael A. Brown (I-At Large) caught a break yesterday when a group of local union endorsed him for re-election.