Archive for July 2018
Parent Shares Aggravation About Teacher Strikes and Monopoly Bargaining
For many years, Pennsylvania has led the country with the greatest number of teacher strikes. These strikes are often called during or because of monopoly bargaining contracts, which is the…
Read MoreAre There Changes in Store for AFT?
Mike Antonucci produces some interesting facts on the difference between the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association and how their demographics may affect their future. AFT has affiliates…
Read MoreCalifornia Teachers Association Ramps up Political Activity
Increased political activity in the wake of the Janus decision was expected, as it is the most effective way for teachers and other unions to make the most of their clout no…
Read MoreWe can dish it out but we can’t take it
Mike Antonucci tells a tale of a teacher union official who called the police on his or her own employees and others. It would seem union official employers are no happier…
Read MoreBlaming Janus for Members’ Dropping Out? Blame Yourselves!
Teachers union officials are blaming the Janus decision for just about everything but global warming. Maybe it’s time to look at what they’re making teachers support and realize perhaps they should be…
Read MoreEducators’ Janus Rights Questions Answered Live July 31st
Submit Your Questions in Advance Now, we have Janus Rights, but what does that actually mean? On Tuesday, July 31, CEAFU hosts a Janus Rights Q & A with Milton…
Read MoreWhen Will They Ever Learn?
So-called “radical” teachers push ever harder for more militancy and a more radical agenda, especially after the Janus decision has freed teachers from being forced to pay union dues equivalent. But they…
Read MoreRandy, Eliza your Hypocrisy is Showing
Unprecedented numbers of educators are running for public office. Some 300 AFT members and retirees are running for office in more than 20 states, Weingarten says, triple the usual crop. The…
Read MoreCan New Jersey Kids Afford Governor Who Obeys Teacher Union Officials?
New Hersey Governor Phil Murphy is still bowing to teacher union pressure, and in this case, it’s detrimental to students. Check out the story in this New York Post editorial. New Jersey…
Read MoreNEA Officials to Raise their Own Salaries Amidst Drastic Budget Cuts
So much for corporate greed. NEA teacher union officials will get hefty raises while cutting their budgets elsewhere. Mike Antonucci has the story in the74million.org. We reported exclusively in May that…
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