
Union policy goals seldom match citizens’ priorities, and this fall Seattle will see the difference. Seattle voters will have to decide if city spending should be for expanding early learning services to families, or for the unions’ priorities.
Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant has found a new pet project to reduce opportunities for students seeking to enter the workforce.
Do state employees need a raise? Not according to latest survey.
King 5 News – Electronic Home Monitoring Glen Morgan questions Electronic Home Monitoring’s reliability. Read More Shift Washington – Union …
Vergara v. California: “Plaintiffs claim that the Challenged Statutes result in grossly ineffective teachers obtaining and retaining permanent employment, and that these teachers are disproportionately situated in schools serving predominately low-income and minority students. Challenged Statutes violate their fundamental rights to quality education by adversely affecting the quality of the education they are afforded by the state.”
Unite Here emailed all registered state lobbyists in an effort to get them to persuade their clients to boycott two Seattle Hyatts.
The Daily News Online – PUD Commissioners’ Pay Tops $60,000 “It’s outrageous to think that the Cowlitz County PUD commissioners …
Washington State Labor council’s political director taking position as executive Director of Washington Democrats. Her job description probably won’t change much.
Not surprisingly, given its intended audience, David Groves’ hapless swing and miss this week at the Freedom Foundation in the online labor journal “The Stand” is long on smug innuendo but woefully lacking in the sort of substance anyone capable of thinking for himself would demand.
Major labor case law at stake in impending U.S. Supreme Court decision.