Labor: collective bargaining; calendar and schedule for school year; make prohibited subjects of bargaining. Amends sec. 15 of 1947 PA 336 (MCL 423.215). TIE BAR WITH: SB 0379'25
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Overview
This bill restricts what topics public school employers and employee representatives can negotiate in collective bargaining agreements. Specifically, it prohibits bargaining over issues related to school calendars, the starting day of the school year, pupil contact time for state aid, school improvement committees, open enrollment policies, academy contracts, noninstructional support services, volunteer use, technology implementation, teacher placement, performance evaluation systems, compensation methods, and parent notifications. The bill also includes provisions related to emergency managers and local government agreements.
Key provisions
- Prohibits bargaining over school calendars and the school year schedule.
- Prevents bargaining regarding pupil contact time for state school aid.
- Restricts bargaining on the composition of school improvement committees.
- Outlaws bargaining over the format of performance evaluation systems.
- Prohibits bargaining on the method of employee compensation.
- Limits bargaining on the use of volunteers in schools.
- Restricts bargaining on decisions regarding technology implementation in schools.
- Includes provisions related to emergency manager authority and consent agreements under the Local Financial Stability and Choice Act.
Who is affected
- Public school employers
- Public school employees
- School boards
- Union representatives
- Parents and guardians
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