With the Nov. 7 election fast approaching, we are asking you to join a labor walk organized by the state AFL-CIO to knock on fellow union members' doors in a massive canvassing operation across New York City to tell New Yorkers to turn over their...

This is the Oct. 26 issue of the Queens parent newsletter.

With the Supreme Court ready to hear the anti-union Janus v. AFSCME case: We can all complain about something, very true.

UFT Vice President for Career and Technical Education Sterling Roberson testified before the joint City Council Committees on Education and Higher Education regarding earning an associate's degree in high school.

Attend one of the borough meetings coming up in the next two weeks. We'll provide important updates on issues affecting family child care providers including state and city legislation, upcoming contract negotiations and union-provided professional...

Learn more about lump-sum payments, the Office of Labor Relations meeting with Office of School Health and DC 37, new member orientations, Teacher's Choice, the DOE/ACS child abuse policy, documentation, the Federation of Nurses/UFT Professional...

This is the Oct. 19 issue of the Staten Island parent newsletter.

The UFT supports the NYC march for climate justice on Oct. 28 as well as the community actions on Oct. 29 sponsored by a coalition of more than 65 environment, labor and social justice organizations.

The UFT will work with the AFT and NYSUT to continue to raise funds for the communities affected by the hurricanes and the fires.

The UFT opposes the repeal of DACA and will work with the American Federation of Teachers to protect DACA-protected employees from wrongful termination.