Chicago Teachers Union wants leave so teachers can work for CTU Foundation, Mayor Johnson – Illinois Policy

"The clear implication of such leave is elected leaders – such as Mayor Brandon Johnson – who are bankrolled by the union into office can then appoint union friends to office without those friends having to permanently step away from their CPS jobs. In the meantime, those friends can continue to accrue teacher pension credit while working other jobs."
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Eugene from a payphone
11 days ago

Can anyone put their finger on exactly where the CTU provides a benefit to the public of Chicago, other than keeping a few thugs off the street a few hours a day during the work week?

Tom Paine's Ghost
11 days ago

And those thugs are the teachers…..

debtsor
11 days ago

It doesn’t. The CTU is a jobs program for the community.

Tom Paine's Ghost
12 days ago

The criminal depravity of CTU scum of the earth knows no bounds.

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