Chicago Teachers Union Members Sue for Transparency After Four Years Without an Audit – Liberty Justice Center

“CTU members deserve to know where their money is going. After four years of silence, it’s time for transparency,” said plaintiff Phillip Weiss, who has been a CTU member since 1998. “This lawsuit isn’t just about us—it’s about the more than 25,000 educators across Chicago who rely on the union to uphold its commitments.”
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1 year ago

The Jonathan Bilyk coverage of this story in Cook County Record is shear dynamite!! : Lawsuit: CTU has wrongly refused for years to release financial audits, show how spending members’ dues
https://cookcountyrecord.com/stories/665006731-lawsuit-ctu-has-wrongly-refused-for-years-to-release-financial-audits-show-how-spending-members-dues

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