Sentences with phrase «managerial prerogatives»

Opponents, which include the California Teachers Association, have argued the bill could result in requiring districts to bargain aspects of the system, evaluation criteria - for instance - which could intrude on the school districts rights to exercise managerial prerogatives, according to staff analysis.

It is also because they aggressively exploit contract language, while school boards and superintendents are often more interested in avoiding confrontation than in asserting managerial prerogatives.

Ultimately, however, district leaders must ensure that their staff members know how to take advantage of management rights, and school boards must charge the superintendent and senior staff with actually making full use of managerial prerogatives.

With their hands stayed by the desire to maintain a cordial working environment, a fear of negative publicity, and concern about costly and time - consuming grievance proceedings, administrators frequently treat the absence of clear managerial prerogatives in contracts as an excuse for inaction.

That would be easier than locating a spine and fighting for the managerial prerogative to fire them.

The procedural requirements are tested strictly, but with regard to the merits of the decision, due to the managerial prerogative, injunctions will follow only if the decision is manifestly unreasonable.