Sentences with phrase «restrict teacher collective bargaining»

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Collective bargaining agreements also typically restrict the amount of time that teachers may be required to spend working with students, the number of students a teacher will instruct, and the number of lesson plans a teacher will prepare.

But if we want to limit the ability of teachers unions to advance their own interests at the expense of children, their families, and taxpayers, we need to consider ways of restricting their ability to engage in collective bargaining.

Restricting collective bargaining would force teachers unions to pursue their interests through the legislative process, where competing interests might have a better chance to check their power.

The point is we rightly restrict the ability of members of the armed forces from unionizing and engaging in collective bargaining, just as we once did and could again for teachers.

Han also examined the causal effect of weakening unionism in four states in particular — Indiana, Idaho, Tennessee, and Wisconsin — where restricting the collective bargaining of teachers in 2011 provided «a natural experiment» for confirming her national analysis.

The group, which includes the state's largest teachers» union, doesn't like a provision of the new law that restricts collective bargaining units of charter school employees to the school in which they work.

Butch Otter, Governor of Idaho, signed into law two bills that would restrict collective bargaining rights for teachers, eliminate continuing contracts for new teachers, and implement a pay - for - performance plan.

Full - time teacher salaries declined by an average of about $ 2,000 after Gov. Scott Walker signed Act 10, restricting collective bargaining rights for most public employees, according to a study from a conservative legal group.

Full - time teacher salaries declined by an average of about $ 2,000 after Gov. Scott Walker signed Act 10, restricting collective bargaining rig...

Collective bargaining contracts are especially problematic on three fronts: 1) they restrict efforts to use compensation as a tool to recruit, reward and retain the most essential and effective teachers, 2) they impede attempts to assign or remove teachers on the basis of fit or performance and 3) they over-regulate school life with work rules that stifle creative problem solving without demonstrably improving teachers» ability to serve students.»

The package also contains a «Student Bill of Rights» that would hold districts accountable for providing every student with a qualified teacher on day one of each school year.The educator's proposal to the legislature comes at a time when anti-union groups are pushing and paying across the state for support of legislation to restrict collective bargaining for teachers, including the group Stand for Children, which made the largest - ever single contribution to a legislative candidate in Illinois history (he lost).

The evaluation and compensation changes in Indiana came during a contentious 2011 legislative session in which hundreds of teachers protested laws restricting their collective bargaining rights, making it easier for charter schools to expand and introducing an expansive private school voucher system.

Laws in Wisconsin, Idaho, Indiana and Ohio now restrict teachers» collective bargaining rights, while academic standards are changing in Utah, New Mexico and Oklahoma.

Previous research from Eunice Han examined the immediate impact on turnover in four states, including Wisconsin, which restricted teachers» collective bargaining rights during the 2010 - 11 school year.49 Han found that in these states, involuntary dismissals were lower relative to the nation as a whole, but that more teachers voluntarily left the classroom.

The teacher employment changes in Indiana came during a contentious 2011 legislative session in which legislators proposed bills to restrict teachers» collective bargaining rights, change the evaluation system, and reduce tenure rights.