The Los Angeles Times looks at the teacher’s union “well-deserved reputation for exercising political clout” and “nearly unparalleled ability to raise cash and organize their ranks.” But the Times also note that their money and power has stifled pro-student reforms — “A nationwide school reform movement with bipartisan support has collided head-on with unions over three ideas that labor has long resisted: expansion of charter schools, the introduction of merit pay for teachers and the use of student test scores in teacher evaluations.”
But progress is being made; though real progress won’t happen until teacher’s have the right to opt-out of using their union dues for the union bosses partisan spending political jihads.
Penn Aluminum International employee Mary Beck has filed a federal charge against IBEW Local 702 after they mandated dues for politics.
Biden Policies Hurt Hardworking Americans Across USA, One America News and Mark Mix
from 2011-21, the 22 states that had Right to Work protections for the entire decade saw a total increase of 9.3% in private-sector manufacturing employment...