OCEA Tell All
What contract loss means for us...and how to prevent it!
What contract loss means for us...and how to prevent it!
ESP's, have you noticed that conditions in education can feel hostile at times? At OCEA, we support you and advocate for better pay and working conditions.
OCEA and SDOC could not come to an agreement for ESP's and we will return to the bargaining table next month.
We spill the tea about our recent win at the bargaining table and recent bills working through our legislation.
The district has agreed to pay all instructional employees the $2,000 supplement in the May 15 paycheck AND to continue to negotiate the COLA increase!
On February 16th, OCEA returned to the bargaining table with a proposal for a $2,000 non-recurring supplement and a 6.5% cost of living adjustment.
Join our union leaders as they discuss our recent school board meeting, current bargaining items, and items coming in our legislature.
Prescriptions Unlimited, a full-service pharmacy, is now available at the School District of Osceola County's Employee Health Center.
The Osceola County Education Association reviewed the budget and found where money for a Cost of Living Adjustment can come from.
In the latest bargaining session, the School District of Osceola County offers no change to the $1,000 one-time payment