And that's where we get to the logic of collective bargaining reform. (educationnext.org)
An article in the Fall 2013 issue of Education Next looks at the impact of Wisconsin» s collective bargaining reform on school districts. (educationnext.org)
They're concerned most about their dues and their membership, and then next up collective bargaining and pensions are somewhere right around there, and then teacher effectiveness issues, tenure, layoffs, compensation — that's tertiary for them, so if you show them the capability to actually enact collective bargaining reforms they're logically going to give on everything short of that to pull back the barricades. (parentsacrossamerica.org)