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Education Secretary Cardona s ABCs of building respect for teachers

At a Monitor Breakfast, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona called on local governments to respect teachers, from granting more agency to providing better working conditions and competitive pay.

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AFL-CIO s Liz Shuler on labor unions and workers quest for respect

AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler says she hears common themes from workers around the U.S. Those issues have implications beyond economics.

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Slap in the Face : Biden Ed Sec Attacks DeSantis for Letting Vets Teach

Slap in the Face : Biden Ed Sec Attacks DeSantis for Letting Vets Teach
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Education Secretary Miguel Cardona: Debt relief and teacher shortages

From teacher shortages to student debt forgiveness, education in the U.S. is in the news. At a Monitor Breakfast, Education Secretary Miguel Cardona offered both critiques and solutions.

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Union rebound? AFL-CIO s Shuler sees promise, long road ahead

Labor unions are increasingly popular with the U.S. public and have a friend in the White House. The AFL-CIO president says they still have a battle ahead to boost their ranks.

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