PACE is a state chapter of the Association of American Educators.

Follow PACE on:

The Professional Association of Colorado Educators
Developments in Wisconsin
Written by PACE Megan   

For over three weeks, union members, leaders and activists have converged in Madison to protest Governor Walker's bill to end forced unionism and close major budget shortfalls. Experts have called Madison ground zero for the labor battle that has been heating up all over the country. This weekend additional protests from both sides and efforts to persuade AWOL legislators to come back to the state have once again gained nation headlines.

 
PACE Nights at the Pepsi Center
Written by PACE Megan   


PACE is excited to announce that we have upcoming PACE nights with the Colorado Avalanche and the Denver Nuggets.  Check out this flyer for discounted ticket information.  We look forward to seeing you there!


 
Wisconsin’s Scott Walker Not Backing Down
Written by PACE Megan   

For the past two weeks, Wisconsin union leaders and members have gathered steadily in Madison in hopes of pressuring lawmakers to drop a bill that would end forced unionism and aims to close monumental budget shortfalls. With no legislative progress, the war of words is heating up in Wisconsin as some experts are calling this the "death knell" of big labor --yielding commentary by President Obama.

 
News Out of Ohio and Wisconsin
Written by PACE Megan   

With labor protests continuing in state capitals in Wisconsin and Ohio, many are wondering how the situation will resolve itself with either passed legislation or concessions. Today the Republican-controlled Ohio Senate passed a bill that would end forced unionism and make it illegal for public employees to engage in strikes. Meanwhile, in Wisconsin emergency legislation was enacted to fine senators for each day they boycott the budget vote.

 
Unions on the Defense as Labor Debate Rages On
Written by PACE Megan   

This weekend in Wisconsin and state capitals all over the country, union leaders and members gathered together to protest the various bills aimed at ending forced unionism and closing budget gaps. Despite the weeks of protests, news polls are shedding light on who the American people really support in this debate.

 
<< Start < Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next > End >>

Page 2 of 12