2,824 Public Employees Helped Opt Out
18,000 Members
$323,875 Saved in Annual Union Dues
Later this month, one state will start checking with state employees before taking union dues out of their paychecks. Michigan’s Civil Service Commission recently adopted
The timeline for school reopenings isn’t the strangest part. The biggest mystery is why teachers are at risk for infection, but paraprofessionals and support staff aren’t.
Back to school looks a lot different in the Big Apple this year. It’s usually a time when teachers are excitedly putting up classroom decorations
By Suzanne Bates In his Labor Day remarks on Monday, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo claimed that he has protected workers from the “Janus decision,”
By Suzanne Bates The labor movement can take credit for the creation of Labor Day, but now, 126 years after Labor Day was first celebrated,
By Suzanne Bates Top union leaders attacked President Donald Trump and expressed their support for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and his running mate Kamala
By Suzanne Bates Presidential candidate Joe Biden’s new running mate Kamala Harris has shown a willingness to choose cozy relationships with union leaders over the
It’s politics over people.
That’s the accusation being hurled by the heads of America’s two largest teachers’ unions against anybody seeking to open schools this fall. But which people are being hurt by this effort, exactly?
The last few months have been hard for all of us—but especially for our kids. It’s rough when your childhood gets upended by quarantine, social restrictions, recession, and nonstop fear.
