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The MTA pressed that matter in its election-endorsement interviews, and MTA President Max Page recently served notice to the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education that legalizing teacher strikes ranks high on his list of legislative goals.

“We are going to reclaim the right to strike,” he said. “It is a human and labor right, and our members will be exercising it out of love for their students and out of public service to each commonwealth [sic] when there is a necessary need to do that to secure the working conditions and learning conditions.”

Exactly what that inelegant word-salad sentence means is hard to decipher. One presumes that MTA will confine its efforts to Massachusetts, but it’s unclear what matters will prompt MTA members to feel the necessary need to stop work. For his part, Page refused several interview requests.

Sadly, however, we do know that for Page, the MTA’s professed “love” for students doesn’t necessarily extend to ensuring they are well-prepared for work or college. In remarks at the board’s August meeting, he spoke dismissively of the panel’s “focus on income, on college and career readiness” as “tied to the capitalist class and its needs for profit.”

The MTA, which spends heavily to elect Democratic officeholders, has so far enlisted about a dozen lawmakers in this particular policy pursuit. On the Senate side, Senators Becca Rausch, Democrat of Needham and an MTA endorsee, and Marc Pacheco, Democrat of Taunton and a stalwart union ally, have cosponsored the union’s legislation.

Why their support? Apparently in part because teacher strikes are already occurring.

“Teachers are striking. Period,” Rausch said in an interview. She is right that there have been a scattering of teacher strikes over the past few years, encouraged by the MTA.

But that rationale makes violating the law a justification for changing the law. Further, it rewards scofflaws, and on this matter, the MTA has indeed been scoffing at the law.

As the MTA has fallen under the sway of a hard-left university unionist in the last decade, striking has increasingly come to be seen as a way for the labor organization to increase its power. Thus the quiet push to encourage locals to violate the law — and the union’s public effort to legalize teacher strikes.

Currently, fines for striking serve as something of detriment to prolonged and disruptive work stoppages. In Haverhill, for example, the Haverhill Education Association, an MTA affiliate, has been tagged with fines and damages of some $360,000 for its four-day October strike and may be on the hook for several hundred thousand more. That has severely strained the local’s coffers.

Rausch, however, believes public employees need added clout to enhance their bargaining power.

“There is inherently a power imbalance between employers and employees, which, without the ability of employees to come together, favors the employers,” the senator said.

That is certainly true in the private sector, where unions serve as an important counterweight to corporate power. But the political economy of the public sector is quite different. Through their campaign contributions, endorsements, and other spending, public-sector unions have considerable influence in electing the officials who are then their ostensible bosses.

Public employees have the added advantage of having been granted a virtual monopoly on the provision of many public services. When schools close because of a strike, most students and families have no readily available alternative. Teacher strikes cause huge inconvenience to families, depriving kids of the ability to attend school and forcing parents of younger children to make alternative plans for the days lost to the school work stoppage. We saw that last week in Woburn, where the MTA local had been striking. (A strike-ending deal was struck on Sunday.)

If teachers gain the legal — read: consequence-free — right to strike and thus can stop work for as long as they want without facing escalating fines, strikes will become much more frequent and much longer. That will disrupt family and community life in ways that will create public pressure for settlements that are unrelated to the actual merits of the bargaining positions.

So despite Page’s invocation of “public service” as a rationale for legalizing teacher strikes, the opposite is true. Legalizing those job actions runs counter to the public interest in both theory and practice.

“I believe teachers understand that our kids desperately need to be back in school after years of disruption due to the pandemic,” said Jeff Riley, state commissioner of elementary and secondary education. “I am concerned, however, that certain members of union leadership are not working in the best interest of students and families who need stability in their schools now more than ever.”

That’s exactly right.

Now, today’s MTA being today’s MTA, it won’t drop this quest.

Thus it would be in the best interest of students, families, communities, and the state if every legislator the MTA lobbies on this misplaced priority said a firm, final, and unflinching no.

And, further, if they all told Max Page and his MTA messengers to drop their silly effort to cloak their union’s power-enhancing scheme in the garb of what’s good for Massachusetts schoolchildren. Why? Because that is simply untrue.

Editorials represent the views of the Boston Globe Editorial Board. Follow us on Twitter at @GlobeOpinion.

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• 5 Bittersweet Ln, Dorothy A Haun to Alexandra N Kelsey, Michael R Kelsey, $249,000.

• 5394 Big Tree Rd, Joseph Kasinski to Kevin Nunn, $185,000.

• 132 North St, Darrel R Gasper to Jordan Green, Tyler Green, $130,000.

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• 67 Niagara Shore Dr, Audrey M Batt, Donald J Batt, Richard E Batt to Carol Nottingham, Gary Nottingham, $350,000.

• 160 Frederick Rd, Anthony Nocera, Jayme J Evans to Jessica M Shea, Laura E Shea, $196,000.

• 60 Franklin, Linda J Kudlets to Elizabeth M Sawyer, Elizabeth M Sawyer, April S Gorbach, April S Gorbach, $125,000.

• 55 Dorset Dr, Arlene J Henel, Arlene J Henel, Arlene J Henel to Tol Margaret C Van, Tol Margaret C Van, Tol Margaret C Van, $505,000.

• 40 Belmont Ave, Pamela L Neubeck, Janet E Ames to Bradley J Marzolf, Richard T Anderson, $300,000.

• 351 Fayette, Gurwinder S Nijjar to Fellanza Sopi, $266,000.

• 131 Puritan Rd, Robert C Boncore to Gloria Par Ku, Lal Lung Muan, $250,000.

• 93 Werkley Rd, Amanda E Hicks to Joan Ohare, William Ohare, $250,000.

• 511 Moore Ave, Geoffrey Leach to Richard Sipcich Jr, Danielle Sipcich, $249,500.

• 209 Traverse Blvd, Denise Goff to Rachel P Monkelbaan, $240,000.

• 135 Brockett Dr, Cathleen A Mcguire to Autumn Rose Wadsworth, David Ross Shelton, $235,500.

• 303 Paramount Pkwy, Kathryn E Dyrek to Nicholas R Carzo, $235,000.

• 188 Parkedge Ave, John E Rummel to Alexander W Kelly, $218,000.

• 42 Midland Ave, Lakhwinder Singh Multani to Ryan T Ritz, Gary Ritz, $199,500.

• 239 Werkley, Thomas M Naeger to Suzanna Poletz, $195,000.

• 249 Orchard Dr, Kathleen M Agt Lauck to Charles Swanick, Shelly L Swanick, $185,000.

• 28 Boswell Pl, Joseph R Contino to Meaghan Hillman, $160,000.

• 279 Koenig Rd, Miguel Bautista to Catherine Bautista, $150,000.

• 325 School St, Richard C Pastor, Justin White to Wny 18 Llc, $145,000.

• 315 Cleveland Dr, Donna E Sweeney to Wny Homeworks Inc, Duane Barwell, $95,000.

• 1036 Highland Ave, John William Lewis to 2021 Tj Llc, $78,000.

WEST SENECA

• 69 Cedar Ridge Dr, Nicholas Tiberia Revocable Trust 021508 Tr, Maria Tiberia Revocable Trust 021508 Tr to Maxwell Koo, $520,000.

• 47 Chancellor Ln, Lauren M Evanetski, Kevin M Evanetski to Tiffany Jones, Christopher M Jones, $460,000.

• 45 Pinewood Dr, Barbara M Ribbeck to Michael W Myers, Tammy J Myers, $301,000.

• 1004 Carriage Ln, Marrano/Marc Equity Corporation (The) to Laura Hamill, $262,525.

• 175 Leocrest Ct, Thomas E Josefiak, Emily J Josefiak to Michael Rich, $240,000.

• 62 Circle E, Mary D Schinner Revocable Trust Tr to Cynthia M Anderson, William G Anderson, $230,000.

• V/L Meadow Dr, Nancy A Weber, to Terrence R Mchenry, Christine M Mchenry, $204,000.

• 141 Edson St, Of Housing&Urban Development (The) Secretary to Imrana Khan, $106,747.

• 4117 Seneca St, Erie County to Ghelani Brothers Llc, $82,000.

• 57 Harlem Rd, Melanie Costin, Maria E Savage to Mohammed Ali Hossan, $52,500.

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If you think grammar is something you only need in school, you’ll be surprised to find out messing it up can sometimes cost millions of dollars or make a huge difference in your personal life. Misplacing a comma, for instance, can change the meaning of a sentence dramatically. For example, note the difference between “Let’s eat (comma) Granny!” and “Let’s eat Granny!”

In 2017, Oakhurst Dairy, a company from the state of Maine, literally lost millions of bucks because of a misplaced comma. And that was not exactly the only case that proved that grammar actually rules the world.

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TIMESTAMPS:
Oakhurst Dairy case 0:36
The “Oxford comma” explained 2:04
Court’s decision 3:25
Other interesting cases:
Fruit and plants, 1872 4:25
Son and sons, 2015 5:09
The most expensive typo in history, 1962 6:02
Exotic travels gone rogue, 1988 7:02
The missing “p,” 2007 8:02

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SUMMARY:
-Truck drivers working for the company claimed they were owed overtime payment, while the company itself disagreed. According to the law, the exemptions were … “storing, packing for shipment or distribution” of perishable foods. A missing comma makes it all a single activity.
-The “Oxford comma” is normally put before “and” or “or” in sentences where there are three or more items listed one after another.
-Each of the five truck drivers that filed the complaint received $50,000, and the rest of them (that’s about 127 people) were owed overtime pay for four years.
-By writing “fruit, plants” instead of “fruit-plants,” the US government basically waived fees for all plants instead of only fruit-bearing ones.
-In 2015, a British family business called Taylor and Sons was listed by the government as facing liquidation instead of Taylor and Son, a completely different company.
-In 1962, the missing hyphen sent the rocket bearing the probe off course and on to a dramatic crash in the Atlantic Ocean.
-In 1988, a travel agency from California decided to list its exotic travel packages in the directory as an advertisement, but Yellow Pages printed it as “erotic travels.”
-An unfortunate seller on eBay put a bottle of 1852 Allsopp’s Arctic Ale with one “p” in Allsopps. The buyer who purchased it resold it for over a half million dollars.

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