Chicago Teachers Challenge Unlawful Union “Escape Period”
Two Chicago teachers have filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Board of Education for forcing workers to pay dues.
Two Chicago teachers have filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Board of Education for forcing workers to pay dues.
Four teachers are suing their union because the union's so-called "escape period" does not fall in line with the 2018 Janus v. AFSCME ruling.
Scientific research from around the world confirms that schools can be open full-time without posing any meaningful COVID-19 risk to children.
“The PERB should condemn these attacks on independent-minded teachers, and allow Gompers educators to have their long-overdue vote on whether to remove the union officials who are attacking the very educators they claim to represent,” added Mix.
There is concern over the lowered access to in-person learning and education during COVID-19. However, the issues are deeper than that.
Gompers Preparatory School is being forced under a union monopoly once again through "card checks".
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