Joel Klein

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Average rating: 3.57 · 162 ratings · 24 reviews · 15 distinct works
Lessons of Hope: How to Fix...

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The Night I Saved the Unive...

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In the Shadow of the Pulpit...

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Psychology encounters Judaism

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From Mount Sinai to the Cat...

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Body-Soul-Spirit: Journey w...

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“When it comes to a large, complex agency like ours, the public pretty much forms its views on the basis of what the media reports, even more than what the facts may be.

Here the union had a decided advantage.”
Joel Klein

“The trouble that public unions could potentially cause for citizens was one reason that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, hero of Democrats and union organizers alike, opposed them for government workers. Republican Fiorello La Guardia, a great mayor of New York, opposed them, too. Unlike in the private sector, where unions were a needed counterweight to strong management, in the public sector unions had a big say in selecting management through the election process. As a result, they had a lot of power on both sides of the labor-management negotiating process. Roosevelt and La Guardia thus feared that, when government officials and unions battled over power, citizens could lose out.”
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