Strikes, Union Activity
Union Corruption: AFCME President Byron Clemons Sentenced to Prison
Byron Clemons, AFCME Local 124 President, has been sentenced to 18 months of prison, followed by 2 years of supervised release.
Read MoreUnion Corruption: AFCME’s Cynthia M. Johnston Sentenced to Jail
After originally pleading no contest to charges of petty theft, AFSCME Secretary/Treasurer Cynthia M. Johnston has been sentenced to 6 months of jail.
Read MoreUnion Corruption: CSEA Treasurer Phelton Woods Pleads Guilty
CSEA union boss Phelton Woods has pleaded guilty to embezzling over $60k from union funds.
Read MoreAre NEA and AFT Unions Leading to the Demise of Education?
According to well-known author Cal Thomas, the National Education Association and the American Federation of Teachers unions are to blame for the deterioration of the quality of education in the United States.
Read MoreUnion Monopolists on the Defensive in Virginia
Committee Survey Program Aims to Ensure Voters Have Clear Choices
Read MoreToday: CEAFU Lunch Break re: CATO’s Public Schooling Battle Map
The recording of the Live Broadcast is viewable below and at the following YouTube Link Today: We hope you will attend today’s (Pacific Coast) CEAFU Lunch Break with Neal McCluskey…
Read MoreCUNY Professors’ Lawsuit Challenging Forced Association with Antisemitism-Linked Union Continues at Second Circuit
CUNY professors challenge NY law that forces them to be represented by hostile union hierarchy
Read MoreUnion Monopolists Shield K-12 Sexual Predators
At least “16 subsequent criminal charges have been filed” against adults affiliated with the school district “for sex-related crimes by prosecuting agencies.”
Read MoreRutgers Strike: Legal Notice for Professors Who Want to Continue to Work
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO WORK DURING A STRIKE, READ ALL OF THIS SPECIAL NOTICE BEFORE RETURNING TO WORK – IT MIGHT SAVE YOU THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS!
Read MoreTeacher Union Bosses and “The Debacle of Houston’s Failing Schools”
Well, Houston’s schools have failed five times in a row to cross that low bar. Some 200,000 Houston kids are being victimized by this educational ineptitude. So last week state officials announced they would take over the failed school district. Thank God.
Predictably, the unions are throwing a hissy fit.
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