AFT: Under Siege - Survey of Teachers Finds 34-Point Increase in Job Dissatisfaction, Union as Solution
July 12, 2022
July 12, 2022
WASHINGTON, July 12 (TNSres) -- The American Federation of Teachers issued the following news release:
AFT members across the country have painted a sobering picture of their professions after a trying two years marked by relentless political attacks, persistent shortages, school shootings and flatlining salaries--but see their union as a beacon of hope.
Independent polling of AFT members conducted late last month and released on the eve of the union's national con . . .
AFT members across the country have painted a sobering picture of their professions after a trying two years marked by relentless political attacks, persistent shortages, school shootings and flatlining salaries--but see their union as a beacon of hope.
Independent polling of AFT members conducted late last month and released on the eve of the union's national con . . .