AFT Convention: “The State of our Union”

Al Shanker discusses the various political and legal events underway that might affect teachers and AFT''s lobbying actions to influence their outcomes. He briefly mentions several items like a pending court case dealing with the right of employees at parochial schools to organize and the establishment of a separate Department of Education. He highlights in more detail three of the AFT''s main political campaigns: Proposition 13 which dealt with property taxes, labor law reform, and tuition tax credits. Shanker further underscores how important it is for the AFT to to develop political power and participate politically.

Location: 
Washington, D.C.
Size: 
13 pages
Date: 
1978-08-21
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