Creating boundaries at work will help keep you focused and limit stress in your everyday life. Here are some tips for establishing healthy boundaries.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Feb. 26 heard spirited arguments in the Janus v. AFSCME case, a lawsuit aimed at starving public-employee unions, including the UFT, of the funding they need to provide services to and advocate for workers.

To commemorate the one-year anniversary of Betsy DeVos’ appointment on Feb. 7, UFT members across New York City celebrated their public schools during National Public School week Feb. 5-9. Many used the hashtag #PublicSchoolProud on social media to...

AFT Wisconsin President Kim Kohlhaas told her story, about what Wisconsin public school educators gave up when they lost collective bargaining rights, at a series of meetings with classroom teachers, UFT staff and press and at a packed Delegate...

About 550 students convened at UFT headquarters on March 1 to learn about colleges and union jobs at a Career and College Fair sponsored by the UFT’s High Schools Division and the New York City Central Labor Council.

Thousands of UFT members at schools across the city wore the color on Valentine’s Day to show their love for their union.

Google Classroom is an online learning management system designed for schools. Let’s examine some of the pros and cons of using it.

This Q&A gives you the information you need to know about the Janus case before the Supreme Court and its ramifications for UFT members.

For her exemplary blending of science and music instruction, Salguero won the 2018 Grammy Music Educator of the Year award.

UFT President Michael Mulgrew issued a statement in response to the Panel for Educational Policy vote against closing PS/MS 42 and MS 53 in Far Rockaway, Queens.