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Direct linkHess, Frederick M.; West, Martin R. – Education Next, 2006
Four decades after collective bargaining came to public education, school boards and the superintendents they hire still routinely blame teacher unions for causing massive inefficiencies, stifling innovation, and preventing change designed to promote student learning. "Our hands are tied," school boards commonly complain when school…
Descriptors: Unions, Role, Conflict of Interest, Teacher Salaries
