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Massachusetts Teachers Are Making Waves and Winning Demands With Illegal Strikes - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Teachers Are Making Waves and Winning Demands With Illegal Strikes

Public school workers can't legally strike in Massachusetts, but that hasn't stopped these teachers.

Massachusetts Teachers Are Continuing a Wildcat Strike Wave - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts Teachers Are Continuing a Wildcat Strike Wave

Since 2019, public school teachers across Massachusetts have been going on strike, which is illegal under state law. In November 2023, Andover teachers defied the ban and won big pay raises with a three-day strike.

Why is the MTA getting involved in the Israel-Gaza conflict? - Vimarsana News

Why is the MTA getting involved in the Israel-Gaza conflict?

It’s not clear what the war in Gaza has to do with Massachusetts teachers, but the Massachusetts Teachers Association recently decided to wade into foreign policy with a pro-Palestinian resolution that is angering some members and affiliates.

As Cambridge Educators Remain Without Contract, Proposed Mass. Bill Would Grant Teachers Right to Strike | News - Vimarsana News

As Cambridge Educators Remain Without Contract, Proposed Mass. Bill Would Grant Teachers Right to Strike | News

As Cambridge Educators Remain Without Contract, Proposed Mass. Bill Would Grant Teachers Right to Strike | News | The Harvard Crimson

Undaunted by Fines, Massachusetts Teachers Defy Strike Ban - Vimarsana News

Undaunted by Fines, Massachusetts Teachers Defy Strike Ban

Two more illegal strikes have hit Massachusetts! On October 14, members of the Haverhill Educators Association voted to strike. Malden educators voted to strike just a few hours later. After four days out, Haverhill educators won their demands for school safety and commitment for diverse hiring; those in Malden settled their contract with a one-day strike. The school committee