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Contracts for nearly 80,000 educators in California's largest districts, including Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Oakland and Sacramento, are expiring on June 30.
Workers in AFSCME District Council 33 are expected to strike while teachers in the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers approved a strike authorization amidst rising social tensions.
Michigan House Bill 4580 proposes to cut funding for U-M by $234.4 million (65 per cent) and MSU by $56.6 million (18 per cent).
Hundreds of teachers and education support staff joined the union protest, but the AEU is seeking to divert educators into toothless appeals to members of parliament and then negotiate a new deal with the government.
The purpose of the investigation, the committee emphasized, would be to “expose conditions at USPS to the workers of the world and to arm postal workers with crucial information which they need to organize a fight.”
Workers must not allow management and the union bureaucrats to sweep their deaths under the rug! The USPS (US Postal Service) Workers Rank-and-File Committee is preparing an investigation into the circumstances behind these terrible tragedies.
At every point during the current long-running contract struggle, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers’ leadership has made decisions designed to put workers in the worst possible position to wage their fight to defend secure jobs and public services, and exert control over the use of AI and new technologies.
Volvo Group’s decision to lay off nearly 1,000 workers is part of the global attack on the jobs, wages and conditions of the working class. These attacks must be resisted!
We are building a network of rank-and-file educators, students, parents, and workers to stop the spread of COVID-19 and save lives.
