Project Veritas Attempts to Sting NYSUT
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Project Veritas, the rightwing organization known for its sting operations against progressive groups and individual leaders in government, academia, and the social service arena, is targeting NYSUT. We don’t have […]
Preparing for Janus 2: The Value of Membership
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On Monday, February 26, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Janus v AFSCME, a case that has at its heart not just the union-busting agenda of what In These […]
Preparing for Janus 1: Understanding Agency Fees & The Taylor Law
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In June, the Supreme Court is expected to rule in the case of Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Council 31. As we’ve been telling you (here […]
Frank Talk from the President’s Desk: Your Future, Your Commitment, Your Choice! Why Your VOTE-COPE Contributions Matter
In my last post, I told you a little bit about the Janus case, which the Supreme Court is expected to rule on by June 2018, and about the threat […]
Frank Talk from The President’s Desk – November 2017
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Dark Clouds on the Horizon: JANUS v AFSCME Council 31 Who is Janus? Mark Janus is a Child Support Specialist with the Illinois Department of Heathcare and Family Services. He […]
The 2017 Election Results Are In for Nassau County and We Couldn’t Be Happier!
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Our union has a lot be happy about based on the results of yesterday’s voting: We endorsed Laura Curran for County Executive, and she won; We endorsed Jack Schnirman for […]
The NCCFT Urges You to Vote No on a Constitutional Convention
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On November 7th, Election Day, the citizens of New York State will be asked to decide whether or not a constitutional convention—which would start in 2019—should be held. This question—“Shall […]
Nassau County Legislators Vote Unanimously to Approve the NCCFT’s New Contract
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On Monday, October 16th, the Nassau County Legislature voted unanimously to approve the Nassau Community College Federation of Teacher’s new collective bargaining agreement. This is an important contract for a […]
As Educators, We Must Address This as The Crisis It Has Become: The NCCFT’s Statement on The Recent Events in Charlottesville
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This past Friday night, when several hundred white supremacist men and women marched on the main quadrangle at the University of Virginia, they carried torches that recalled—and that were no […]
How Do You Measure a Community College’s Success?
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Some of us have been around long enough to remember, maybe twenty or so years ago, when a SUNY-generated “community college report card” was making the rounds. Nassau Community College […]