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Education Week: States Aim to Curb Collective Bargaining - 0 views

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    GOP leaders are proposing bills to limit collective bargaining to wages and benefits. They want to exclude teachers/unions from the table when they develop education policy.
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    GOP leaders are proposing bills to limit collective bargaining to wages and benefits. They want to exclude teachers/unions from the table when they develop education policy.
Angela Winston

Strike Phobia : School Boards Need to Drive A Harder Bargain - 0 views

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    Influence of collective bargaining on school boards
Roger Mancastroppa

Wisconsin Progressive/Labor Alliance Gears Up for Major Electoral Test Tomorrow | FDL N... - 0 views

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    "Judge Maryann Sumi delayed the implementation of the anti-union law in Wisconsin that would strip most collective bargaining rights from public employees. Sumi is ruling on whether the conference committee for the bill violated state open meetings requirements. In addition, Madison-area unions have filed suit over whether or not the bill passed had fiscal elements, meaning it would require a quorum of state Senators to consider it, which it did not receive. And a third lawsuit, filed late last week, alleges that the legislation is unconstitutional, "infringing on employees' equal protection rights and their rights to freedom of speech and association."
Tara McDaniel

Collective Bargaining - 0 views

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    What if there were no collective bargaining?
Georggetta Howie

Why StudentsFirst Supports Teachers' Right to Collective Bargaining - 0 views

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    Michelle Rhee shares a personal opinion on collective bargaining.
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Why America's teachers are enraged - CNN.com - 0 views

  • Right-to-work states do not have higher scores than states with strong unions. Actually, the states with the highest performance on national tests are Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Vermont, and New Hampshire, where teachers belong to unions that bargain collectively for their members.
  • One must wonder how it is possible to talk of improving schools while cutting funding, demoralizing teachers, cutting scholarships to college, and increasing class sizes.
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    If everyone agrees that teachers are important... why do they think that demoralizing them will improve students' experience and performance in school?
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