Connecticut
Union Information
In Connecticut, after 3 years, public school teachers receive what's commonly called "tenure," a special employment protection that teachers unions defend. As the below federal statistics indicate, tenured teachers (as opposed to less-senior "probationary" teachers) are practically impossible to fire.
| 0% Experienced teacher firing rate |
0% Probationary teacher firing rate |
9.8% private school teacher firing rate (national) |
Source: Data obtained from the Students and Staffing Survey
Statewide Unions
Connecticut Education Association
Total Revenue: $24,133,115
AFT Connecticut
Total Revenue: $5,568,297
Source: Data obtained from the Internal Revenue Service's Master Data File 2008-2009.
Other Unions
| Name | City | Total Revenue | Tax Period |
| Connecticut education association | Hartford | $24,133,115 | 2008 |
| American federation of teachers | Rocky hill | $5,568,297 | 2008 |
| American federation of teachers | Newington | $2,547,465 | 2008 |
| American federation of teachers | Hartford | $1,738,321 | 2008 |
| American federation of teachers | Farmington | $1,632,855 | 2008 |
| American federation of teachers | Storrs | $1,247,587 | 2008 |
| American federation of teachers | Rocky hill | $1,188,348 | 2008 |
| American federation of teachers | Norwalk | $1,031,173 | 2008 |
| West hartford education association | West hartford | $707,531 | 2008 |
| Connecticut education association | Coscob | $695,314 | 2008 |
Source: Data obtained from the Internal Revenue Service's Master Data File 2008-2009.
Teacher Contracts
Source: Public Records Requets conducted by the Center for Union Facts.