On the other side are teachers unions demanding more money for traditional school budgets and a move away from test - based evaluations, not heavier reliance on them. (newsday.com)
And when the private unions demand higher costs to pay their salaries, just like you advocate the millionaires tax to pay higher salaries, your utility prices will go up even higher. (nystateofpolitics.com)
As the above discussion implies, however, school boards can not be expected to behave like the managers of private firms in resisting union demands. (educationnext.org)