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What We’re Reading: Dim prospects for Montgomery collective bargaining bill

7/26/2016

Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett has asked Council President Nancy Floreen to postpone consideration of her proposal to give more power to county officials in their dealings with labor unions. Read Bill Turque's report in The Washington Post.

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