Latest COVID wave exacerbates dire conditions in New York City K-12 schools
New York City K-12 schools have seen a near-twofold increase in infections recently, with more than 10,000 cases last week.
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New York City K-12 schools have seen a near-twofold increase in infections recently, with more than 10,000 cases last week.
On the eve of the stoppage, the UCU at Bury College called off action after negotiating a below-inflation deal with management.
The children of Flint, Michigan—the birthplace of General Motors which once boasted the highest per capita income in the US--have been doubly victimized by lead poisoning and Covid. An educator recounts her experiences to the WSWS.
Staff and students have come to the support of Catherine Brown, the principal of Cleveland High School who was fired by Seattle Public Schools upon an investigation into emailing families about the end of COVID-19 contact tracing during the Omicron surge in January, which the district requested she withhold.
The Apparel Workers’ Action Committee warns that this repressive move could be extended to other centres of the working class in both the private and public sectors.
The CNH Workers Rank-and-File Committee is being launched in order to organize a real fight for the needs of all workers at CNH.
The following statement by the Rank-and-File Committee of Ford Workers in Saarlouis was published in German ahead of the works meeting at the Saarlouis plant on Wednesday.
Quebec school workers are being forced back to work on their fifth day of infection with COVID-19. That is, while still contagious with the debilitating and potentially fatal disease.
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