Open Bargaining Debate Shapes Iowa Lawmaker Move
The Iowa Legislature examines open bargaining for public employee talks noting open sessions may hinder trust and lead to posturing. Advocates argue mediation should remain closed, while critics warn of reduced candor and possible impasse. Public and press scrutiny features prominently in the debate.
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Turning Beauty into a Beast
A New York Times Service column argues that if the draft resumes it will likely include women. It predicts broadening participation, combat roles for infantrywomen, and social changes while defending equal rights despite ridicule and risk.
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