Teachers' unions fight for survival as new Florida law targets them

Florida's new law, Senate Bill 1296, imposes stricter regulations on public sector unions, requiring at least 50% of teachers in a school district to vote in favor of union representation and annual elections if membership falls below 60%. Teachers’ unions, including United Teachers of Dade and Broward Teachers Union, criticize the law as an attack on their survival, while supporters argue it addresses unions not representing the majority of teachers.