Just a question for teachers...?

Solidarity, which may be hard to grasp, but teachers face so many incidental and odd situations they need a place to get legal help and advice from.

Georgia is a "Right to Work" state so there are no teacher unions here. I wish there were, though, as my salary is getting cut for the second time in the space of 6 months.

Unions help to keep fair labor between the workers and the employers, in this case, the school districts, et al. I have no clue which teachers you are referring to that bad mouth other work unions that you have listed.

I've also been wondering that but having a union doesn't even help because most teachers don't even get paid that much anyways.

I have no idea what you are talking about.

I have never once said that unions are evil. 18 year teacher here - who is teaching YOU?

(besides havent your teachers taught you to think for yourself?)