United Federation of Teachers (UFT) President Mike Mulgrew gave an honest assessment of the union's role in the upcoming New York City mayoral election, according to the New York Post: "'We're not about picking a mayor,' the union boss told the New York Observer. Mulgrew, the Unity Caucus candidate, received 38,591 votes. Mulgrew, 51, announced the news to UFT employees at a conference at the Hilton Westchester in Rye Brook on Aug. 29, while Emma Camacho-Mendez, 48, sat in the audience. And that's what we're gonna do.' UFT President Michael Mulgrew. Scant supply could threaten Mr. Mulgrew's goal of getting to 10,000 vaccinations of members a day through the program. McMahon is a go-to expert on budget plans and policy proposals. UFT Solidarity has been at the forefront of fighting for a more demo... cratic UFT and against unsafe school reopenings. The teachers’ union on Monday said that all schools should close if the city hits a 9 percent coronavirus infection rate per state calculations. His organization promotes greater transparency, accountability and fiscal responsibility in state government, which often puts him at … The UFT, he said, had fought hard to OPEN the schools. Michael Mulgrew. Mulgrew became the vice president for career and technical education high schools in 2005 after more than 12 years in the classroom, five of those years as UFT chapter leader at William E. Grady Career and Technical Education HS in Brooklyn. The union emailed the survey to its members yesterday and has since sent the names of roughly 7,000 teachers and other educators two partner health care providers — the NYU Langone hospital system and EmblemHealth — who said they had that number of vaccine doses available. UFT has been very generous over the years with Senate Democrats come election time. 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