Two Top Union Leaders Quit D.N.C. Posts in Dispute With Chairman
By Reid Epstein & Shane Goldmacher
Democratic drama: Union leader exits underscore DNC divisions
By Julia Manchester
"Out of step": Influential DNC member Randi Weingarten resigns
By Rebecca Falconer
DNC Resignations Highlight Democrats’ Dysfunction
By Jonah Goldberg
Column: Maybe the latest Democratic disarray means they're coming to their senses
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Full Coverage of this storyPhilly teachers say they’re prepared to strike
By Carly Sitrin
Philly teachers vote to authorize a strike
By Kristen A. Graham
Philadelphia teachers have voted to authorize a strike. Here’s what to know
By Celia Aurora Bernhardt
Philadelphia Federation of Teachers union ok's strike
Philadelphia teachers union votes to authorize strike amid contract negotiations
By Michaela Althouse
Full Coverage of this storyUS Defeats Teachers Unions’ Suit to Restore Columbia Funding
By Chris Dolmetsch
Trump administration notches first big win in assault on higher education
By Alice Speri
Judge dismisses Columbia University faculty lawsuit over Trump funding cuts, demands
By Jonathan Stempel
Professors' Labor Unions Lack Standing to Challenge Government's Cancellation of Grants and Contracts to Columbia
By Eugene Volokh
Columbia faculty lawsuit over Trump administration funding cuts dismissed
By Lonas Cochran
Full Coverage of this storyGroups urge Supreme Court to leave order in place reinstating Department of Education employees
By Amy Howe
Education Department asks fired employees who’s able to return, after federal judge orders reinstatement
By Jory Heckman
WH Asks Supreme Court to Remove Barrier to ‘Dozens’ of Pending RIFs; Union Faults ‘Breakneck’ Pace
Energy, enviro agencies eager to resume layoffs
By Robin Bravender, Hannah Northey & Jennifer Yachnin
Groups ask Supreme Court to keep Department of Education operating
By Isaiah Williams
Full Coverage of this storyThe Portland teachers union's all-out effort to 'cure' ballots for a school board seat falls just short
By Julia Silverman
Embattled schools chief Pedro Martinez to lead Massachusetts education
By john hilliard
Ousted schools CEO shares how mayor asked him to resign
By Bj Lutz & Tahman Bradley
Outgoing Chicago Public Schools CEO says CTU 'bullied' him
By Paris Schutz
As he leaves CPS, CEO Martinez says mayor and CTU tried to create conditions for a bailout
By Sarah Karp & Emmanuel Camarillo
Outgoing CPS chief Martinez optimistic for district’s future: ‘There is no limit to what our children can do’
By Kate Armanini
Full Coverage of this story“Public” does not = “state” or “government”
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By George Weigel
Full Coverage of this storyCOTC faculty union signs petition urging college to sign new contract after unfair labor claim
By Josue Perez
Utah's labor union referendum: How Utahns say they will vote
By Caitlin Keith
Time running out for Gov. Cox to put the repeal of Legislature’s anti-union law on the 2025 ballot
By Robert Gehrke
The battle over Utah’s collective bargaining ban: How Utahns say they would vote
By Caitlin Keith
November statewide special election for collective bargaining referendum ‘not off the table,’ Cox says
By Lindsay Aerts
Full Coverage of this storyTeachers' union files grievance against Vancouver Public Schools over 'secret' staffing cuts
By Brianna Murschel
At least 2 undocumented people detained in Vancouver area in past week, advocates say
By Erik Neumann
ICE at Franklin Elementary? Vancouver school district says rumors aren’t true
By Aimee Plante
Vancouver Public Schools dispels ICE rumors at elementary school
By Bobby Corser
ICE detains person near Vancouver elementary school, LULAC confirms
By Brianna Murschel & Becca Robbins
Full Coverage of this storyFlorida teachers unions score milestone victory in DeSantis' war on public sector unions
By Mckenna Schueler
MSU faces backlash over 9% budget cuts amid transparency concerns, union faculty petition
By Demonte Thomas
MSU trustees approve tuition hike, merger and new leadership at June 13 meeting
By Somer Sodeman
Michigan State hikes tuition 4.5% amid state budget uncertainity
By Sarah Atwood
U-M raises tuition and fees 3.4% amid state and federal funding questions
By John Wisely
Happening Today - MSU budget meeting and National Survivors Day celebrations
Full Coverage of this story“No Kings” Seeded a Mass Movement Against Trump, Backed by Labor
By Luis Feliz Leon
Not done protesting Trump yet? These organizations have options for you
By Joe Garofoli
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No strong evidence No Kings protests rattled Republican leadership
By Gabby Womack
Lessons of "No Kings"—Plus, Stopping the Medicaid Cuts
By Jon Wiener
Full Coverage of this storyToo many California kids can’t read. Will phonics help?
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By Denise Smith Amos
Full Coverage of this storyIranian unions speak out: "The working class gains nothing from war"
Full Coverage of this storyFailure to address dwindling public-school enrollment costing Chicagoans up to $93K per student
By Shanxi Omoniyi
100 Students in a School Meant for 1,000: Inside Chicago’s Refusal to Deal With Its Nearly Empty Schools
By Mila Koumpilova & Jennifer Smith Richards
Chicago schools face enrollment crisis with 150 buildings half-empty
By Joshua Q. Nelson
Dwindling enrollment leaves about 150 Chicago schools half-empty
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Full Coverage of this storyICE raids signal Trump's escalation of immigration fight to workplaces
By Emily Peck
STATEMENT: SEIU President April Verrett on David Huerta’s Release from Federal Custody
“This Fight Is Ours, but It Belongs to Everyone”
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By Levi Vonk
Labor unions around US demand release of union leader arrested in LA protest
By Chris Stein & Michael Sainato
Trump’s Immigration Plans Meet a Powerful Adversary: Unions
By Paul Kiernan
Full Coverage of this storyWith weeks until The Open, Translink warned strikes may cause 'summer of major disruption'
By Allan Preston
Translink strike: Northern Ireland Railways and Ulsterbus workers back industrial action
By Gráinne Ní Aodha
Transport union warns of walkouts in dispute over pay
Tens of thousands of golf fans expected to travel to Portrush on public transport
TSSA members vote overwhelmingly for industrial action at Translink
Full Coverage of this storyTeachers’ unions say new Bela Act guidelines have no legal weight
By Tamar Kahn
MPs pile pressure of basic education minister to publish Bela regulations
By Mayibongwe Maqhina
“My Language, My Freedom” dialogue sparks national conversation on language justice in education
By Johnathan Paoli
How civil society helped save SA school governance
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Mixed reactions to BELA Act guidelines: Sadtu rejects, FF Plus cautiously welcomes move
By Iavan Pijoos
Full Coverage of this storyAustralian teachers facing 'distressed' students need new Gaza guidelines, union says
By Julia Abbondanza
Disability advocacy group 'deeply concerned' by teachers' union LSE directives
Full Coverage of this storySADTU halts work-to-rule protest in KZN as Education Department pledges to make outstanding payments
How Big Labor became open borders
By Conn Carroll
Unpaid arrears: FCT teachers, workers set for 3-day mass protest
EXCLUSIVE: Despite N66.7billion Allocation To Area Councils, FCT Administration Under Wike Fails To Pay Teachers Minimum Wage
FCT’s 270 PHCs have only 117 nurses – NANNM Chairman
By Bankole Abe
Parents Withdraw, Transfer Pupils as Primary School Teachers' Strike Stands Test of Time in FCT
By Abimbola Abatta
NLC threatens showdown as FCT teachers strike nears 90 days
By Nathaniel Shaibu
Full Coverage of this storyThe Canadian Press: Ottawa puts latest Canada Post offer up for a vote by union members
Full Coverage of this storyExclusion ‘an appropriate and necessary tool’, says behaviour guidance
By Emma Seith
Full Coverage of this storyTeacher evaluations back and forth through summer
By Jean Christou
Teacher unions raise alarm over burnout and mental health crisis in South Africa
By Thami Magubane
Gwarube demands answers on 29 292 vacancies in public schools
By Prega Govender
Western Cape's education sector bolstered by 19 000 new teaching assistants
By Genevieve Serra
Critical government departments are nearly insolvent in South Africa
By Luke Fraser
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Full Coverage of this storyKUPPET warns court ruling on school levies will cripple public education
By Maureen Kinyanjui
Firefighters waiting to negotiate before pay deal expires
By Mackenzie Scott