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Re: A little Christmas present for Penske
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Originally Posted by Cletus Miller
If the union fought her, they believed it wouldn't be win-win.
Or were they acting against their own interests?
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I never could understand their hostility to a scheme in which anyone who had seniority protections could keep them but people who wanted to take the cash could drop them. It seemed to me that they were working against their own interests, if by that you mean the aggregate interests of individual teachers, but that they perceived that they were protecting the institutional interests of the union, and that they may have perceived that this was essential to protect the long-term interests of individual teachers.
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