Wisconsin Certification Elections and AAE |
posted by: Ruthie | December 23, 2013, 07:38 PM |
The largest school districts included New Berlin, Menomonee Falls, Pewaukee, Berlin, and Waterford. Additionally, substitute teachers with the Milwaukee Teachers' Education Association also decertified with 128 of 320 members voting for the union. While the majority of unions will continue to negotiate contracts for education employees, there are large districts throughout the state that are unwilling to pay high dues for outdated representation and partisan politics. Here at AAE, we believe this historic vote ushers in a new era of accountability for the state’s unions. Teachers deserve to hold unions accountable to their members.
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"Here at AAE, we believe this historic vote ushers in a new era of accountability for the state’s unions. Teachers deserve to hold unions accountable to their members." Explain how they are not accountable? How can you question ethics when your membership deal will not help in time of need, makes promises of legal representation and help. From calculations, a member would never get more than $500 from your organization or have anyone with them through a process until the member pays togo to court first.
I know this will never appear on your website since the Terms say you can change or delete anything.