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UFT Resolutions

Resolution recognizing and affirming the need to celebrate the great work done every day in New York City Public Schools

The UFT affirms the need to celebrate and honor the great achievements occurring on a daily basis in New York City schools due to the talent, dedication and hard work of its members together with their school communities.

Endorsement of Candidates for Elected Offices Contingency Resolution

The United Federation of Teachers’ Delegate Assembly authorizes the Executive Board to consider, make or modify endorsements during the summer.

Resolution to fight for keeping Social Security and Medicare in their present forms in the fiscal year 2016 federal budget

The UFT joins with the AFT in calling attention to the current threat to the hugely successful and important Social Security and Medicare programs and stands ready to fight any attempt by the current majority leadership of the House and Senate to reduce these important benefits.

Resolution in support of the New York Health Act to establish single-payer health insurance in the state

The United Federation of Teachers strongly supports the New York Health Act as a way to improve public health, boost the state’s economy and ensure that the basic right of quality health care is enjoyed by all New Yorkers.

Resolution calling for federal legislation to protect American workers against the effects of state "right-to-work" laws

The United Federation of Teachers strongly opposes right-to-work laws and will work with the American Federation of Teachers to fight against passage of such laws. The UFT will work with the AFT to urge the president and Congress to enact federal legislation requiring that workers who benefit from a union’s contract negotiations on their behalf must pay at least an agency fee to the union.

Resolution to participate in the 2015 Gay Pride March in New York City

The United Federation of Teachers will proudly participate in the 2015 Gay Pride March in New York City.