Remainders: Senate could vote on LIFO bill tomorrow

Mayor Bloomberg is going to Albany tomorrow to lobby for “last in, first out”‘s repeal. (Daily Politics)
UFT President Michael Mulgrew will also be there for the union’s lobby day. (no link)
Sen. Flanagan says most teachers wouldn’t defend the teachers he wants to lay off. (State of Politics)
AFL-CIO President Denis Hughes says the LIFO bill is an attack on collective bargaining. (Daily Politics)
Peter Murphy: Limiting the LIFO bill to NYC could also limit the opposition. (Chalkboard)
A poll shows that most Americans don’t want to see collective bargaining weakened. (NYT)
Of all the unions, Gov. Cuomo is closest to open war with NYSUT, NY’s teachers union. (Capital)
Cuomo plans to propose a cap on school superintendents’ pay this week. (AP)
Michigan’s former treasurer says keeping teachers’ bargaining rights intact is good policy. (Salon)
A D.C. charter school supporter argues for giving the schools unequal funding. (Washington City Paper)