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Originally posted by Spanky
That is not how it works, because as I said before, the job protection comes through state law. The districts are bound by these rules and are therefore not in a position to grant them or take them away.
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If it's the civil service requirements you're concerned with, as opposed to the union contracts, the way you get those is you watch Newt and Tom hire all their buddies and treat public institutions as fiefdoms. Then you realize it's a bad idea and come up with laws that keep politicians from screwing around with the bulk of public employees.
Yes, I'd expect Rs to complain about laws like these. Unfortunately, some people take advantage.
