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Connecticut’s FOIA “Fix” for Teachers Misses the Mark
Connecticut lawmakers say a new bill will protect teachers. But the proposal, already passed by the Senate and now heading to the House, raises a more fundamental question: does it actually solve the problem it’s meant to address? The bill would…
Connecticut’s Latest Labor Bill Expands Risk for…
The House is preparing to vote on a sweeping omnibus labor bill that, on paper, aims to strengthen…
Connecticut AI Bill Would Put Workplace Technology on…
A bill headed to the Connecticut Senate floor would reshape how employers use artificial…
Chicago Public Schools will stay open May 1
School will be in session despite the Chicago Teachers Union’s relentless efforts to push…
15,600 IFT members don’t exist, according to the union…
The remaining members’ dues fund 65 salaries of over $100,000. What the Illinois…
CTU wants a day off for students and teachers — for political activism
The Chicago Teachers Union wants the mayor and school board to approve May 1 as a paid day off and excused absence for a “Day of Civic Action.” Planning to join a national day of “no work, no school, no shopping” May 1, CTU is launching…
Chicago Teachers Union must answer for audits
A Cook County judge isn’t letting the CTU off the hook for violating member rights. The…
Teacher strike threats highlight fact that Illinois…
Illinois is among the minority of states allowing teachers to strike. None of Illinois’…
CTU-backed candidates lose 8 of 13 contested races
As Illinois’ election results roll in, candidates endorsed by the Chicago Teachers Union are…
How will CTU-backed candidates fare in the primary?
The Chicago Teachers Union endorsed and financially backed candidates for federal, state and…
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