AFSCME Maryland, the largest union in state government, has released its “State of Our State Services Report,” highlighting significant staffing shortages and compensation problems among its members. The report is based on a survey of over 25,000 unionized employees.
Key Findings
More than 78% of respondents reported considering leaving their state job, while over 56% have had to work multiple jobs and have had health or safety concerns about their working conditions. These findings underscore the need for the state to address its workforce and compensation shortfalls to ensure the well-being of its employees and the effective delivery of public services.
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