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Court settlement calls for the City of Milford to adhere to FLSA rules when calculating Local 944 fire fighters' rate of pay and overtime compensation going forward.
In a signing ceremony at the White House, the president called for greater federal action to protect communities and first responders during wildfire emergencies.
Surrounded by fire fighters in Palm Beach Gardens, the governor credited union advocacy for securing one of the strongest occupational safety laws in Florida history.
The honour is based on criteria including individual nominees’ impact on the mental health of their organization and community, the number of people they have impacted, and their commitment to decreasing mental health stigma.
North Providence, RI Local 2334 members Lt. Tim Stebenne, Capt. Darren Gallagher and Fire Fighter Missy Porter competed against each other in a recent episode.
Photo credit: Sony Pictures Television, Photographer; Eric McCandless.
Fire fighter and Local 162 Vice President Genna McMillan said it didn't cross her mind to not put her name forward when she learned another fire fighter was in need of a living liver donor.
IAFF members will soon have access to a guide that will provide strategies and information about safer response to emergencies involving energy sources.