The Union Without Teeth
What happens when a union loses the one tool that traditionally gives it power? In West Virginia, teachers’ unions operate without collective bargaining rights, forcing them to rely on political advocacy rather than direct negotiation. But does that leave teachers with meaningful representation, or merely the appearance of it?
Episode Summary
In this episode of Randy Unscripted, Randy Black takes a critical look at the role of teachers’ unions in West Virginia. While unions are often associated with contract negotiations and collective bargaining, public school teachers in the Mountain State…
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