Students earn less in states with forced collective bargaining

Published November 17, 2015 5:01am ET



Teachers’ unions insist they have students’ best interests at heart when it comes to politics, but new evidence suggests collective bargaining is harming students.

Students end up earning less if they are educated in states where school districts are forced to collectively bargain with a teachers’ union, according to a new study published Tuesday in Education Next. They are also less likely to find a job.

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