2,824 Public Employees Helped Opt Out
18,000 Members
$323,875 Saved in Annual Union Dues
Sean Spiller finished fifth in the Democratic primary as new AFFT analysis details NJEA’s $237 million stockpile, $65.6 million workforce costs and expansive political operation.
New reports spotlight union political support for Walz, a former AFT executive’s appointment and the oversight failures surrounding money meant to feed children
Six conversations with AFFT CEO Chip Rogers reveal the obstacles—and the people—behind the push to give workers and families more control.
From a $60 million California campaign to union-funded political fights in Washington, Maryland and Massachusetts, organized labor is spending big. But how much do rank-and-file workers know about where the money comes from?
A Democratic governor breaks ranks with teachers’ unions. Taxpayers spend millions on union business at airport security checkpoints. And Kentucky teachers’ unions accumulate more than $22 million in investments and reserves while students struggle academically.
New AFFT investigation finds $14.6 million in KEA investments and $7.5 million in JCTA reserves while roughly two-thirds of Jefferson County students are not proficient in reading and about seven in ten are not proficient in math
Review the full administrative record detailing the federal government’s findings and documentation related to union activity at the Transportation Security Administration. View the Full TSA Administrative Record
CEA spent 61% of its budget on its own staff, posted a fourth consecutive underlying shortfall and directed 99% of party-coded political spending to Democratic-aligned recipients
At a Penn panel Tuesday, the AFT president described “primal” fear, invoked authoritarianism four times, attacked the Trump administration and ended with a message about voting.
