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CTU Contract

Catalyst Chicago issue cover, published Feb 2003

The stakes are high for both CTU President Deborah Lynch and Schools Chief Arne Duncan. Duncan’s predecessor, Paul Vallas, staked a large chunk of his claim to fame on having brought labor peace to a system that had endured decades of turmoil. Lynch was elected union president in 2001, largely by promising to be tougher on management than her predecessor, Thomas Reece, was. The current talks will be her only chance to bring in a contract victory before she stands for re-election in 2004.

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