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One labor expert and professor said it is "hard to overstate how big a deal this is."
After an eight-year hiatus, local woodworking clubs, rotary groups, retired teachers and current educators revived the woodshop elective this past August.
After an eight-year hiatus, local woodworking clubs, rotary groups, retired teachers and current educators revived the woodshop elective this past August.
The flurry of activities represents an ideological shift that has reshaped a union — once known as a conciliatory behind-the-scenes dealmaker — into a more populist workers’ rights movement that eagerly blocks state policies it opposes and pushes for new initiatives, such as better social-emotional supports for students and greater racial equity.