Illinois Federation of Teachers spends little on representing teachers, members flee – Illinois Policy

IFT spent a total of $49,719,191 in 2022, according to the document the union filed with the U.S. Department of Labor.  Yet just $12,972,199 was on “representational activities,” which the Department explains are activities “associated with preparation for, and participation in, the negotiation of collective bargaining agreements and the administration and enforcement of the agreements.” The rest was spent on politics, administration and other union leadership priorities.
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Da Judge
2 years ago

Da IFT is da masters of Illinois and Sheeetcago Dems.

If you want to get elected you have to get some of those IFT $$ in Illinois and Sheeetcago.

Lion's Choice
2 years ago

Teachers unions exist not to advocate for schools, students, parents or even the teachers whose dues pay for union activities. Teachers unions are a money laundry for the crooked corrupt Democrat party that uses teachers unions to pull off vote fraud schemes, and shakes down cities for cash that gets funneled to the Democrat party

Last edited 2 years ago by Lion's Choice
Truth Seeker
2 years ago
Reply to  Lion's Choice

100%. They are extortionists.

Da Judge
2 years ago
Reply to  Truth Seeker

Massive RACKET IMO which hugely benefits Dems esp. in Illinois!!

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