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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In general, this is like hoping the right wing doesn’t gain too much power, or at least has a strong check to it. I’m also of the camp that believes the union is there to serve its members, and if the choice is between its members and the education of children, they.l pick their members. That’s problematic for me. What can be done? Just don’t vote for anyone endorsed by the union.[/quote] So their employer is pretty invisible in this framing. It's the job of the school district to provide for the education of children; part of how they do that is by providing a labor force of teachers to provide that education. If the school district is screwing over educators to the degree that they need to flex some muscle, then perhaps the school district needs to do a better job of employee relations.[/quote]
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