Lightfoot: City is Considering Legal Action Against Teachers’ Union in COVID Policy Standoff – NBC5 (Chicago)

The city has filed an unfair labor practices complaint over a union vote to switch to remote learning. The mayor explained, "We’d rather resolve this at the bargaining table. We are considering all of our options, and we’ll make a determination shortly as to what levers we’re going to pull, depending on whether or not we make significant progress at the bargaining table.”
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The Paraclete
4 years ago

Hmmmm…..Is rolling over considered legal action?

Tom Paine's Ghost
4 years ago

Legal action? How about just firing the scum and tossing their worthless hides onto the street?

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