Report: N.J. college enrollment growing more diverse
By Diane D’Amico, AP/The Press of Atlantic City ATLANTIC CITY — Minority students now make up the majority of…
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Middlesex County College, faculty union asks mediator to intervene in contract dispute
By Sue Epstein/The Star-Ledger EDISON — Negotiations between Middlesex County College in Edison and its full time faculty have…
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FEMA Extends Registration Deadline For New Jersey Hurricane Sandy Survivors
TRENTON, N.J. — Survivors of Hurricane Sandy in New Jersey now have until January 30, 2013 to register for…
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Court Refuses to Dismiss Newark Local Control Appeal
In late November, there was an important development in the ongoing legal effort to restore local control to the…
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In Failed Jersey City RTTT Application, a Glimpse of Tensions Between Teachers and Administrators
For head of teachers union, Race to the Top grant read more like a contract than an application By…
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AFTR of NJ 2013 Elections
As the new year begins, the AFT Retirees will focus on elections to be held this spring. Pam Hartkopf…
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Private education grant tied to Gov. Christie staying in office
By Bob Braun/Star-Ledger Columnist A recent grant from a California-based foundation includes this unusual stipulation: Gov. Chris Christie must…
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RUSA looks at workers’ pay after Sandy
Members want overtime compensation, vacation days for employees By Alex Meier, Correspondent Rutgers University Student Assembly voted to approve…
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Adjuncts Sponsor Solidarity Conference
Ninety-Five Adjuncts met on November 17 at the Rutgers Labor Education Center to hold a Solidarity Conference, sponsored by…
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Two futures for NYC’S schools
By Micah C. Lasher Where will the next mayor take the city’s public schools? The candidates have said as…
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Worker Safety in the Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy
New Jersey State AFL-CIO Sponsoring Forum to Discuss Worker Safety in the Aftermath of Superstorm Sandy The New Jersey…
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