> Pretty much what I expect from a union fighting a society who refuses to value the work that they do I’d suggest that pre-Covid teachers unions worked to com

> Pretty much what I expect from a union fighting a society who refuses to value the work that they do I’d suggest that pre-Covid teachers unions worked to communicate how essential and valuable they were to society, but during the pandemic the unions strangely shifted gears and devalued their members work by basically arguing that the teaching profession was less important then a grocery bagger. Essential workers showed up during the pandemic and did yeoman’s work. Teachers unions argued that they didn’t need to show up to educate our children and failed miserably. Ironically the union’s stupidity by pursuing school closures and remote school illustrated how truly valuable teacher’s are, but destroyed their reputations at the same time.