New York, NY – Schools Chancellor Richard A. Carranza has announced that staff with specific titles at 60 historically underserved schools in the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens will receive an
Washington, DC — Over 80 percent of teachers and staff at Mundo Verde Bilingual Public Charter School have signed authorization cards to join the American Federation of Teachers— The petition
UFT President Michael Mulgrew has won his fourth term as the union’s president. Mulgrew received 38,591 votes, or 86.2 percent of the votes cast, Mulgrew was elevated to the presidency
NEW YORK, N.Y.–The about 60 Laborers International Union apprentices lined up in a side room at St. Vartan Armenian Cathedral in Manhattan Apr. 17, clad in brilliant saffron-orange caps and
New York, NY – It’s a big leap from renovating apartments to helping to build One World Trade Center — but 10 years ago, the pre-apprenticeship program known as NEW
DAVIS, Calif.—Two unions representing 39,000 service and technical workers at the University of California staged their fourth one-day strike in the last year April 10, picketing outside the university’s five
New York, NY – Kevin P. Lynch, a longtime director of organizing and political action for major unions in New York and New Jersey, died on March 8, at the North
New York, NY – The successful conclusion of a years long legal battle charging the City of New York with discrimination against women of color working as administrative managers lent
Washington, DC — “Sen. Harris’ plan is a bold, smart, strategic and decisive proposal that will help make teaching a respected profession by paying teachers a living wage, while incentivizing diversity
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Kentucky Education Commissioner Wayne Lewis has asked local school officials to turn over the names of teachers who called in sick on the days that sickouts forced them to
