WHEN COLLECTIVE NEGOTIATIONS IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL: VIRGINIA TEACHERS VIEW THE FUTURE
PATRICK W. CARLTON AND RICHARD T. JOHNSON
DOI: 10.2190/RVBC-X2AN-AUX7-MXAV
Abstract
The authors surveyed a sample of Virginia public school educators in the wake of a court ruling that collective negotiations in that state's public sector was unconstitutional. The survey found educators positively inclined toward collective bargaining and also uncovered a substantial amount of dissatisfaction with current administrative practices.
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