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	"author_name": "Massachusetts Teachers Association ",
	"author_url": "https://actionnetwork.org/groups/massachusetts-teachers-association",
	"title": "Urge your Senator to Support Adjuncts",
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	"description": "Massachusetts institutions of public higher education are increasingly relying on adjunct faculty. &amp;nbsp;These faculty members do not receive employer-provided health insurance or retirement benefits and are ineligible for Social Security regardless of the number of hours they work. At many public campuses adjuncts teach the majority of courses — more than 75 percent at some. An MTA supported amendment (#18) to the Senate’s version of the Economic Development bill (S.3178) will be debated on Wednesday, July 22. &amp;nbsp;This amendment seeks to focus attention on the long-standing injustice adjuncts face by creating a special commission to tackle obstacles and creates a pathway to provide adjunct faculty with benefits comparable to those provided to other state employees. CALL AND EMAIL YOUR STATE LEGISLATOR NOW! Ask them to co-sponsor amendment #18 to the economic development bill. You can find your legislators&#x27; phone numbers by clicking here. To view a fact sheet, click here.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/urge-your-senator-to-support-adjuncts"
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