Reprinted: UFT.org UFT President Michael Mulgrew told the Delegate Assembly on May 16 that a bill to uncouple state standardized test scores from teacher evaluations and delete them from students’
NEW YORK, NY – The shift of workers from more highly paid unionized factory jobs to lower paid mostly non-union service jobs has caused a massive loss of wealth by
WASHINGTON, DC – SEIU is battling with Planned Parenthood over the organizibg of the PP Rocky Mountains-area centers. Planned Parenthood is using both legal as well as political weapons to
The working men and women of the AFL-CIO join the Union Veterans Council to wish all a safe Memorial Day weekend. This is a time to respect and remember those
LANSING, Mich.—The Michigan Supreme Court on May 15 suspended a lower-court ruling that would have cleared the way to put an initiative to repeal the state’s prevailing-wage law on the
Elections have consequences and now those consequences are coming to fruition as President Trump develops anti-union policies particularly with federal employees.
TRENTON, N.J.—With the Supreme Court expected to rule that public-sector workers don’t have to pay dues to the unions that represent them, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on May 18 signed
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.—A strike by about 600 workers at United Launch Alliance ended May 19 when International Association of Machinists members ratified a four-year contract. The workers, who build rockets
I am proud to announce that I was overwhelmingly chosen as the Democratic designee for the office of Attorney General by my fellow New York Democrats at our State Convention.
New York, NY – Earlier this month, 27 students from Rockland Community College, along with five mentors, journeyed south on a mission to construct a pair of Habitat for Humanity
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