Opportinities
Opportunities this summer.
Child labor revelations warrant greater scrutiny and action against employers who break the law
As much as we would like to believe that child labor no longer exists in our country or our state, that is sadly not the case. In December, a Wisconsin company called Packers Sanitation Services, Inc., agreed to pay a $1.5 million civil penalty…Read more
Save the Date: May 20 at 1 p.m.
Rally for Public Education at the Capitol on May 20, 2023 at 1 p.m. Save the date!
Pregnant or nursing? Know your workplace rights
THIS INFORMATION WAS SUBMITTED BY THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY. Editor’s note: If you believe your employer is not complying with any of the rights discussed in this article, please contact your Education Minnesota field staff for assistance. Read more.
Education Minnesota approaches 25-year anniversary
The Representative Convention this April serves as the kickoff to the celebration of our union’s 25 years of unity. Read more.
New TV, digital campaign puts spotlight on key legislative priorities
The latest phase of Education Minnesota’s “Believe in We” paid media campaign debuted in March with a series of television and digital ads. The theme of the campaign is “The Time Is Now,” Read more.
Underfunding dashboard available for members
The Representative Convention this April serves as the kickoff to the celebration of our union’s 25 years of unity. Read more.
Pension legislation moving through committees, TRA Board election voting open until April 21
Education Minnesota continues its work on pension improvements this legislative session as it always has. Legislation has been introduced and debate has begun, members across the state are engaging in their local and state advocacy plans to get legislative support and Education Minnesota staff have been meeting with legislators and the governor regularly and continue to push them to increase their support for educator pensions. Read more.
ESP Bill of Rights introduced again to support hourly workers
Education Minnesota and other education labor unions are once again putting a focus on legislation that would better support education support professionals in their careers. Read more.
Josiah Hill Q&A
Educator, union leader Josiah Hill serves on education, labor committees in first term as a state representative. Read more.
