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Confidential documents reveal that a group of school privatization groups actually work together to use their resources to try to buy seats in the Tennessee legislature.

Minister says offer on the table is ‘much higher’ than increases awarded five years ago 

Malta Union of Teachers takes legal action after rival's claims about impending strike

The UPE had said that rumours suggest that MUT already accepted the financial proposals offered by the state and that the strike was merely a demonstration of power

Clifton Grima remains hopeful about union negotiations on pay package for educators

November 27 teacher's strike still in place as union refuses government's improved pay package

Tennessee residents are pushing back against state leaders who are considering rejecting nearly $2 billion federal education dollars annually.

Educators still posed to strike as negotiations continue tomorrow

The Norman City Council voted to establish a tax increment finance district for an entertainment area in University North Park, approved the funding for four school resource officers and appointed

Educators started observing industrial action on Monday after the Malta Union of Teachers declared a dispute with government over failed collective agreement talks • Minister strikes conciliatory tone in parliament