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Why shouldn't they have the right to collectively bargain like every other worker and Union in this country? And more importantly, in the past, teachers were r
by opendais 12y ago
Why shouldn't they have the right to collectively bargain like every other worker and Union in this country?
And more importantly, in the past, teachers were removed for political reasons or for teaching unpopular topics. http://teachertenure.procon.org/ http://teachertenure.procon.org/
- saosebastiao 12y agoCollective bargaining isn't the problem. It is the strike that is the problem. When GM workers go on strike, I can still buy a car from 20 other car companies, as well as ride a bus, bike, skateboard, or walk. When public union workers go on strike, they have a much larger position of power because they have monopoly control over a societal good. When teachers go on strike, the children who rely on public education are the ones that suffer...not the teacher's employers.