The Right Stuff: Librarians at the Bargaining Table.

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Auteurs principaux: Banas, Donald, Heylman, Katherine
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Langue:en
Publié: 1990
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author Banas, Donald
Heylman, Katherine
author_facet Banas, Donald
Heylman, Katherine
Banas, Donald
Heylman, Katherine
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contents The Right Stuff: Librarians at the Bargaining Table. Banas, Donald Heylman, Katherine Collective Bargaining Elementary Secondary Education Learning Resources Centers Librarians Library Surveys Media Specialists Occupational Information Policy Formation Politics School Districts School Libraries Discusses the results of a survey of school librarians which indicates that most collective bargaining agreements do not address issues specifically related to the library. Strategies for expanding the rights of librarians are described, including collective bargaining, modification of district policy and/or administrative practices, and revision by the state or local legislature through the political process. (CLB)
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spellingShingle The Right Stuff: Librarians at the Bargaining Table.
Banas, Donald
Heylman, Katherine
Collective Bargaining
Elementary Secondary Education
Learning Resources Centers
Librarians
Library Surveys
Media Specialists
Occupational Information
Policy Formation
Politics
School Districts
School Libraries
The Right Stuff: Librarians at the Bargaining Table. Banas, Donald Heylman, Katherine Collective Bargaining Elementary Secondary Education Learning Resources Centers Librarians Library Surveys Media Specialists Occupational Information Policy Formation Politics School Districts School Libraries Discusses the results of a survey of school librarians which indicates that most collective bargaining agreements do not address issues specifically related to the library. Strategies for expanding the rights of librarians are described, including collective bargaining, modification of district policy and/or administrative practices, and revision by the state or local legislature through the political process. (CLB)
title The Right Stuff: Librarians at the Bargaining Table.
topic Collective Bargaining
Elementary Secondary Education
Learning Resources Centers
Librarians
Library Surveys
Media Specialists
Occupational Information
Policy Formation
Politics
School Districts
School Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ405703