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UFT Resolutions

Resolution in support of the labor rights of Bangladeshi garment workers

The United Federation of Teachers will work with the American Federation of Teachers to call on all U.S. retailers that use Bangladeshi suppliers to immediately begin working with international labor rights groups and sign onto a fire and building safety agreement with genuine monitoring and enforcement that will protect the lives of Bangladeshi garment workers.

Resolution to support Jun. 12 rally for fair contracts for all NYC municipal workers

It is important for labor to demonstrate strength and unity in the face of attacks on unions by the Bloomberg administration, therefore, be it resolved that the UFT will fully support this rally and actively encourage members to turn out for the event.

Resolution in support of members of Legal Services Staff Association, UAW Local 2320

Be it resolved, that the UFT supports our sisters and brothers at the Legal Services Staff Association, UAW Local 2320, who were forced to strike on May 15, and urges the management of Legal Services NYC to immediately negotiate a fair contract with its staff.

Resolution to support May 1, 2013 rally for labor rights, immigrant rights and jobs for all

The UFT resolves to fully support and participate in the May Day 2013 Labor Rights, Immigrant Rights and Jobs for All rally and march.

Resolution supporting the campaign by fast-food workers in New York City for higher wages and the right to unionize

The UFT resolves to support the campaign by New York City’s fast-food workers for decent wages and the right to unionize and to encourage its members to participate in any rallies, petition drives or other actions pursued by the campaign's organizers.

Resolution on President Obama’s proposed cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid

The UFT resolves to call upon the AFT, the NEA and the AFL-CIO to tell President Obama to fight to protect the social safety net, to not allow any cuts to Medicare, Medicaid or Social Security, and to now allow any change in these programs to measuring inflation by a standard that grows more slowly.