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Biden taps former union president to head US Department of Labor

President-elect Joe Biden has reportedly chosen Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, 53, to lead the U.S. Department of Labor. Walsh has served as mayor of Boston since 2014. He has had a long-time friendship with Biden, who presided at Walsh’s second mayoral inauguration in 2018. A former union president and long-time

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News reports say Biden picks Miguel Cardona for Education Secretary

President-elect Joe Biden has reportedly chosen Connecticut Education Commissioner Miguel Cardona to run the Department of Education, passing over two teachers’ union presidents who were suggested for the job. Cardona is a former public school teacher and principal, who only recently rose to the top position in his state.  

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NYC Home Healthcare Attendants Receive Cold Shoulder From Union

Home healthcare attendants recently picketed their union’s New York City headquarters over the practice of home care agencies assigning 24-hour shifts, but the union admitted it couldn’t help the women with their demands.   The union, 1199 SEIU, says only the New York state legislature has the power to change the

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Analysis: Unions and the Politicization of Teachers

It’s hard to escape politics these days. It’s in the movies you watch, the music you listen to, football games – it is frustratingly inescapable.  But schools and teachers once seemed to float above the political fray – not that they were bastions of conservatism, rather they were seen as

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Union takes credit for helping Biden in battleground states

The union umbrella organization UNITE HERE is taking a victory lap after all three states its members heavily canvassed in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election went for their favored candidate, Joe Biden.  In a press conference held on Nov. 5, the union said its canvassers spoke to 2.8

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