In the Wall Street Journal, we defend independent local unions. It looks like other educators ...
learn moreLast year, Florida passed a law that automatically removes a teachers’ union as representative if less than half of educators ...
learn moreIn 2013, a group of Ohio teachers found a growing rift between their local union and the National Education Association. In ...
learn moreIt’s been almost a year since Janus v. AFSCMEoverturned 40 years of government-sector labor precedent. Now, employees who decide ...
learn morePrivate sector and public sector workers have different rules when it comes to unionizing. The first group is governed by ...
learn moreAs teacher strikes continue, news is emerging of educators who don't want to walk out. They argue that strikes hurt ...
learn morePittsburgh native Katy Phillips is a finance professional with options. She doesn’t have to teach math in a public ...
learn moreIn 2015, the Memphis-Shelby County Education Association became America’s second-largest teachers’ union to leave the NEA and create their own ...
learn moreWe’ve never seen more excitement at the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference than in 2019. Each year in Harrisburg, the “PLC” brings ...
learn moreAs anyone who’s been a public school teacher can tell you, plenty of false messages circulate about union membership: ...
learn moreSince the Janus v. AFSCME ruling in June 2018, many public school teachers have asked us what their daily life would ...
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