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This should be one of the biggest stories out there - an unaccountable federal official trying to interfere with the internal democracy of one of the biggest unions in the US to punish its leaders for criticizing Israel
Detroit News obtained a recording of a call between Shawn Fain and Neil Barofsky, the federal monitor, in which Barofsky criticizes UAW's statement calling for a ceasefire and, among other things, tells Fain to read an NYT column by Bret Stephens. detroitnews.com/story/busine…
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Made the best decision of my life this weekend by asking @areneeoh to marry me
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The Boston Teachers Union membership has overwhelmingly voted to ratify the three-year contract agreement with @BostonSchools retroactive to September 1st, 2024.
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The Trump administration wants to make painful cuts to education and healthcare in order to slash taxes for billionaires.
Join us in the fight to #ProtectOurKids: aft.org/portectourkids
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🧵IN SHOCKING MOVE, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY FIRES UNION PRESIDENT ONE DAY BEFORE CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN, IN FURTHER CRACKDOWN ON FREE SPEECH
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Mahmoud Khalil is a former @UAW & @UAWRegion9A member—our union stands with him and against the Trump administration’s attacks on higher education, immigrant workers, and freedom of speech.
The @UAW stands with our members against against the Trump administration’s attacks on higher education, immigrant & international workers, and our freedom of speech.
Read more: region9a.uaw.org/news/standw…
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when even the car alarm on this non-UAW made Honda is in solidarity with @UAW Local 2179 members on strike at Strand Bookstore 😂✊
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ICYMI: "A majority of the 1,000 auto workers at the car battery park Blue Oval in Glendale, Kentucky, have signed union cards to join the United Auto Workers."
— @Lfelizleon via @labornotes
labornotes.org/2024/11/kentu…
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Paraprofessional Devin Clark was one of dozens of BTU members to testify last night urging the School Committee to agree to a contract that pays paraprofessionals what they deserve. Our schools should not rely on the labor of workers forced to have multiple jobs to survive!
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Last night more than 200 BTU members filled the school committee chamber to continue to fight for a fair contract that our schools deserve. It’s past time our students with the highest needs are supported and our lowest paid workers are valued!
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.@BTU66 is in the house!
In the world class @CityofBoston, it's not to much to ask that @BostonSchools teachers and paraprofessionals receive a contract that is fair to them and good for children!
@MayorWu @BosCityCouncil
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Packed house for @BTU66 contract solidarity at tonight's school committee meeting.
Teachers deserve a contract and students deserve schools with full staffing!
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The Boston School Committee is on. More 100 BTU members have shown up in person to show solidarity for our contract proposal. Testimony begins w/ @AFTMass prez Jessica Tang explaining that in her new role, she has seen no other district take BPS approach to inclusive education
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BTU members held the largest walk-in action of the year today, calling on @BostonSchools to settle a fair contract that gives educators the tools to help ALL of our students thrive.
BTU educators have been working w/o a contract for 75 DAYS!
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Massachusetts friends and @UAWRegion9A members: Remember to Vote No on Question 3. Drivers deserve a union that will democratically represent them, not a shortcut that Uber/Lyft support #mapoli bostonglobe.com/2024/10/13/b…
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Last night, BTU members held a stand-out on Day Blvd. to raise awareness about the struggles paras face each day just to make ends meet. It is impossible to survive in Boston on a starting salary that barely breaks 30k. Many of our paras work multiple jobs just to get by.
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After months of advocacy from BTU members, the district presented its first proposal that addresses the use of its forced one teacher/multiple license approach to Inclusion on Oct. 8th
Our next session is scheduled for Oct. 17th

































