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Id like to see a comparison between unionized and non-union teachers. My hunch would be that some unions did well and others didnt, but it would still be diffi
by droopyEyelids 2y ago
Id like to see a comparison between unionized and non-union teachers.
My hunch would be that some unions did well and others didnt, but it would still be difficult to understand the data without comparing to the tax base regions for the school.
- yanslookup 2y agoThey have that comparison in the compensation view. Unionized teachers make a lot more money.
- legitster 2y agoThey actually don't state this directly - it's states with collective bargaining vs. no collective bargaining. You can be a unionized teacher in a state without bargaining rights.
- verall 2y agoWhich just muddies the waters because if collective bargaining is banned then the unions are toothless. The correct comparison is collective bargaining legal vs illegal.
- panzagl 2y agoIn my state the "teacher's union" is basically liability insurance for stuff that happens in the classroom, they have no real collective bargaining power.
- Amorymeltzer 2y ago>Teachers earn 26% more on average in states with collective bargaining