Dockworkers Union Protests Against Iraq?
It’s good to know the union bosses are focused like a laser on the issues that affect American workers: “The handling of cargo at seaports from Southern California to Alaska ground to a halt Thursday as several thousand longshoremen skipped work to protest the war in Iraq.” “‘The worst part of it seems to be for the [more...]

Posted Fri, 02 May 2008 .

Maybe the System’s the Problem
Front-page news in today’s Washington Post: D.C. schools chancellor Michelle Rhee has signed an agreement with Washington Teachers Union President George Parker giving Rhee authority to reassign all “excessed” teachers at 23 D.C. schools that are set to close. This may sound rather arcane, but in the world of D.C. public education this is a [more...]

Posted Tue, 29 Apr 2008 .

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