Reps. Pallone and Norcross, Candidate Kim To Join Legislative Conference
Confirmations are coming in as the overall agenda takes shape for the April 13-14 Legislative Conference in Atlantic City….
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Newark Schools – Handing Back The Keys Is A Start
Twenty-two years of state takeover of the Newark Public Schools came to an end on February 1, 2018. Books…
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Report Back: Day of Action to Support Collective Bargaining
“The Janus case reminds us that we need to talk to our colleagues about the benefits of belonging to…
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Workers Striking Across Country in Face of Attack on Public Sector
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera said, “Being forced into a strike is always the last resort for workers—the dedicated…
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Citizens Campaign Coming to AFTNJ Legislative Conference
Scharron Little of the Citizens Campaign will be leading a late afternoon workshop at the AFTNJ Legislative Conference on Friday, April…
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Rutgers students, workers march to demand $15 minimum wage on campus
Alexis Johnson, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Hundreds of Rutgers students and unionized employees rallied Friday in a continued…
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Protest planned at Rutgers-New Brunswick for $15 minimum wage
Nick Muscavage NEW BRUNSWICK – Student groups and unions are planning a protest at Rutgers University, calling for a…
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Chiera On Appointment of Zakiya Smith Ellis for Secretary of Higher Education
AFTNJ President Donna M. Chiera said: “We believe that higher education is a public good and encourage Governor Murphy…
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Brookdale Community College Adjunct Faculty Unionize
EDISON…More than 450 adjunct faculty at Brookdale Community College have voted to unionize and join the largest higher education…
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NJIT Adjunct Faculty Get 1st Union Contract, Pay Raise
The adjunct faculty members at New Jersey Institute of Technology have reached a milestone: their first union contract. Eric…
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In N.J., new administration giving ‘pause’ to charter schools
Maddie Hanna, The Inquirer Murphy, a Democrat, named leaders of the New Jersey Education Association and American Federation of…
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More N.J. adults are flunking the GED. Here’s why.
By Kelly Heyboer, NJ Advance Media for NJ.com When test makers overhauled the GED nearly four years ago, they…
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