Ohio Senate Votes to Deny Collective-Bargaining Rights to Most Public-College Professors

“A bill narrowly approved by the Ohio Senate on Wednesday contains even worse news for public colleges’ labor unions than they had feared: In addition to scaling back the collective-bargaining rights of all state employees, it would effectively prevent many faculty members from engaging in collective bargaining at all …” (more)

[Peter Schmidt, Chronicle of Higher Education, 2 March]

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One Response to “Ohio Senate Votes to Deny Collective-Bargaining Rights to Most Public-College Professors”

A Note to Labor Secretary Solis: Collective Bargaining Has No Place in Government | Katy Pundit Says:
3 March 2011 at 9:06 am

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