Less than 100 hundred signed cards received

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PBA received less than 100 hundred signed cards for a request to to have an election for a new union. They needed about 2,850 cards. What a joke. They were not even close. What total failures. Next group to vote them out ( again) will be FHP.

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Nobody cares about a union in this state, they are all equally worthless and a waste of money. I'm done with all of them. Over half of my office has a part time job because they are tired of eating spam every night. This state is a disgrace the way they treat employees.

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So, welcome to the real world. Now you have to really work at that second job. Unlike you at the FDOC job. Where you sit on your fat azz.

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So, welcome to the real world. Now you have to really work at that second job. Unlike you at the FDOC job. Where you sit on your fat azz.

The only person that has a fat ass is your wife.

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Now, how would you know that my pookie has a fat azz? It is just the right size.

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By: Julie Montanaro
July 1, 2016

Looks like a vote will happen.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) -- The PBA is pushing for a union vote among corrections and probation officers in Florida.

The Police Benevolent Association filed a petition today requesting an election to see if those officers prefer to be represented by the PBA or remain with the Teamsters.

The Teamsters beat out the PBA for the job five years ago.

The Florida Public Employee Relations Commission says an election could be held two to three months from now.

PERC General Counsel John Showalter says 30% of the state's 17,000 plus corrections and probation officers have to "show an interest" in the PBA to trigger a vote.

Showalter says PERC is now in the process of verifying the signature cards that were dropped off today.

We are still trying to reach Teamsters Local 2011 for comment.