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To: Nachum

There are enough teachers being laid off around the other 49 states to bring in all new teachers for the state of Wisconsin. I would likely step lightly here because you would have to bring each teacher into a room and offer a contract, then give them a day or two to accept or refuse. At that point...you’d advertise and likely find 20,000 teachers ready to step in. The only other issue is accreditation. But you could pass a simple rule that accreditation in one state is good enough in Wisconsin.

If I were a teacher in Wisconsin currently....I might start asking my union rep more questions and start to add up my expenses. If you owe money on a house...you might not want to screw up anything. Teachers don’t exactly have a second career to fall back on....and you might be homeless in Wisconsin....which means you move back in with dad or your brother...which might be acceptable there but I doubt it.


14 posted on 02/17/2011 2:34:34 PM PST by pepsionice
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I propose a tax on public sector wages and benefits that are higher than private sector counterparts. The money will be used for boosting benefits to private sector employees. It's time to take back.
16 posted on 02/17/2011 3:28:50 PM PST by iamweasle
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