THE PROCESS COSTS OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL DISTRICTS
CHARLES T. KERCHNER
DOI: 10.2190/0CUV-HLN9-KDPF-MG6M
Abstract
The author analyzes the direct and indirect costs of collective bargaining and concludes that indirect costs, although difficult to assess, may have greater long-range implications for negotiations. Some suggestions are offered for reducing the length of the negotiations process and thereby reducing indirect costs.
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