‘Would You Support A Strike?’ Chicago Teachers Union Asks Members – Patch Chicago

In addition to asking if members would support a strike if "remote teaching became impossible," the CTU survey aimed to gauge whether members would back a "collective action" or a "signing a collective letter of refusal to return."
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American Eagle
5 years ago

Of course they will vote for a strike. No one in Chicago has ever had the nerve or spine to stand up to them. They will get everything they want and more. Taxpayers, “What do you have in your wallet?” Get it out and surrender it to the CTU.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Would you support a strike? Do you like your kneecaps?

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