MD state employee union files unfair labor practice charges
The union representing state employees filed a series of Unfair Labor Practice charges against Gov. Wes Moore's administration.
BPW approved over 300 MD state employee buyouts
Maryland’s Board of Public Works is set to approve 332 state employee buyouts, saving over $10 million and eliminating over 500 positions.
Judge: Some Maryland retirees have contract right to prescription benefits
A federal judge has agreed that certain retired Maryland employees have a contractual right to prescription drug benefits, but also found in a ruling issued Thursday that current employees have […]
Maryland’s ‘middle officers’ would see biggest salary bumps under proposal
Salaries for Maryland's constitutional offices could all increase under a proposal submitted by a state commission.
Hogan comments on parental leave draw sharp rebuke from Jealous
State employees who become new parents will have access to expanded leave under a new program announced by Gov. Larry Hogan.
Hogan gives raise to state employees
Gov. Larry Hogan Wednesday said he will spend $68 million earmarked for a 2 percent cost-of-living increase for state employees. The announcement comes at the same time the governor declared May 6 State Employee Recognition Day. “State employees are the backbone of our government and it is an honor to serve the people of Maryland alongside them,” said Governor Hogan. “What I witnessed [...]
Eye Opener: What the new gas tax will pay for
A few government and politics headlines for Friday:
Eye Opener: State government could continue to shrink
After a long holiday weekend, here's a few government headlines to get you back in the working mood. ...
Md. has service reduction day for state employees
ANNAPOLIS — It’s a service reduction day for state employees in Maryland. State workers will be observing it on Friday. On such days, the state significantly reduces routine state operations […]
State employees unveil “Doomsday Clock” for cuts
ANNAPOLIS — Maryland state employees will be unveiling a “Doomsday Clock” to count down when a half a billion in budget cuts will take effect, unless a special session is […]
Maryland’s $100K earners up 6% from 2010
Last year, 5,522 state employees brought home paychecks that added up to $100,000 or more, according to salary figures from the comptroller’s office. That’s about 6 percent of most full-time […]
Board of Public Works approves $2.4B prescription drug contract
ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved a $2.4 billion prescription drug contract for state employees. The board voted 2-1 on Wednesday to award the contracts to […]











