UPDATED: Eleven more unions sue Christie over pension plan
By Salvador Rizzo/The Star-Ledger UPDATE, 2:35 p.m.: Six more unions have filed a separate lawsuit against Gov. Chris Christie’s…
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College costs addressed at N.J. Higher Education Committee meeting held at Rowan
By Andy Polhamus/South Jersey Times GLASSBORO — Members of the state assembly’s Higher Education Committee visited Rowan Wednesday morning…
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Take Action to Save Your Pension
When Gov. Christie announced his illegal plan to slash pension funding, the unions representing public employees vowed to sue…
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Rutgers employee, recent grad offered new job amid allegations she was fired for union work
By Hannan Adely, staff writer, The Record A Rutgers University employee who claimed she lost her job because of…
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Take action: Union organizer gets degree from Rutgers but loses job there
By Hannan Adely, Staff Writer, The Record Take Action: Sign Petition urging Rutgers to restore Christine’s job. Christine O’Connell, a mother of…
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About 300 workers may lose jobs in Newark schools through layoffs, retirements
By Peggy McGlone/The Star-Ledger […] Newark Teachers Union president Joseph DelGrosso described the layoffs as retribution. The union endorsed…
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Testimony: Create strong and effective neighborhood public schools that are safe, collaborative, and welcoming places
Testimony of AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera NJ Assembly Education Committee, Thursday, May 15, 2014 To reclaim the promise…
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Educators Help Put Baraka Over The Top, Schools Pose Daunting Challenge
By John Mooney New mayor’s consistent criticism of Superintendent Anderson and her ‘One Newark’ plan pays off at polling…
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