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Magmer, Jeanne – 1983
A strike by teachers in the David Douglas School District of suburban Portland, Oregon, in 1978 lasted only a week and was unsuccessful in obtaining contract concessions. This document describes how the district's administration, board, building principals, and public relations specialist cooperated as a team to limit the strike's effects. Key…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Elementary Secondary Education, Labor Relations, Management Teams
Langan, A. Bud; And Others – 1985
This document proposes a model for the administrative involvement necessary to the negotiation of effective labor contracts in the schools. A historical analysis of laws, statutes, and significant court cases provides insight into the present scope, complexity, and limitations of collective bargaining in the schools of Washington State. Trends in…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Boards of Education, Check Lists, Collective Bargaining
McDermott, Betty; And Others – 1981
Compiled in response to California legislation excluding confidential employees (staff whose jobs involve access to information regarding employer-employee relations) from collective bargaining units and authorizing districts to expand their management teams to include confidential employees, this handbook defines the role of the confidential…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Educational Administration, Elementary Secondary Education, Employee Attitudes
Download full textAlderman, Taylor – 1989
The manual is a guide for management representatives engaged in collective bargaining in higher education. It focuses primarily on faculty bargaining, but also addresses the problems of non-faculty units. It is intended for administrators, including governing board members, faced with significant responsibility for bargaining but without prior…
Descriptors: Administrator Role, Collective Bargaining, College Administration, College Faculty
