As the US supreme court prepares to hear California teachers’ lawful-to-work case,one local union seeks to exercise the momentum to trigger a labor resurgence
“pleased Monday!” Jan Williams says as she picks up her first charge at 6.30 in the morning. “I love my job. I achieve. The babies make me pleased and in turn I try to make them pleased,” says Williams, or who drives a special needs bus and has an autistic child of her own. “I try to get a smile on their face before the start of their school day.”Williams works for the Los Angeles unified school district – one of the school districts that might be affected later this year when the US supreme court hears one of the most contentious attacks on public sector unions in decades. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com