Researchers Examine Contracts' Effects on Policy Issues
Competition reflects increased interest by scholars in bargaining
Washington
Does the existence of collective bargaining help or hinder attempts to establish performance-pay programs? Do salary schedules improve teachers’ compensation or curb districts’ ability to hire top talent? And can contracts serve as an avenue to define the features...
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