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Jessica Martínez Santos
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Nov 5 to 11
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Jun 22, 2026
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- Public Employees’ Union Urges Puerto Rico Senate to Stop House Bill 1505 on Longer Workdays
Servidores Públicos Unidos de Puerto Rico, Concilio 95 AFSCME (SPUPR C95), a union representing more than 10,000 central government employees, is asking Puerto Rico’s Senate to stop House Bill 1505.
- Union Says Puerto Rico Family Department Paid Call-Center Contracts Up to $8,960, Demands Secretary’s Removal
Jessica Martínez Santos, president of Servidores Públicos Unidos de Puerto Rico (SPUPR), Concilio 95 AFSCME, said Puerto Rico’s Family Department committed $102,400 to 14 call-center service contracts of roughly one month each, and repeated her demand that the governor remove Family secretary Suzanne Roig.
- SPU Demands Government Not Deduct the Declared Days Off from Public Workers’ Vacation Leave
The union Servidores Públicos Unidos (SPU) demanded on Wednesday that the government reverse its practice of charging declared days off against public employees’ vacation leave, after Governor Jenniffer González announced that public employees would not work on November 20, November 25, or December 24.
- DRNA Faces $84,748 in Fines for Safety Violations at San Fernando Pumping Station
The Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DRNA) faces proposed penalties of $84,748 after the Puerto Rico Occupational Safety and Health Administration (PR-OSHA) identified labor safety standard violations at the San Fernando pumping station in Cataño, the Servidores Públicos Unidos de Puerto Rico union reported on Friday.
- Public Employee Union Rejects New Salary Adjustment Regulation
Jessica Martínez Santos, president of Servidores Públicos Unidos de Puerto Rico (SPUPR), Council 95 AFSCME, demanded that the Office of Administration, Transformation, and Human Resources (OATRH) and the Fiscal Supervision Board (JSF) immediately initiate a dialogue with exclusive representatives of public employees to discuss the impact of the new regulation governing salary adjustments in the public sector.