Nearly every aspect of a teacher's job falls under the rules of a union contract. The following are analyses of the current collective bargaining agreements for teachers and a few other employee groups in select Michigan school districts.
- Brighton Teacher Contract Summary
- Byron Area Schools
- Cadillac Teacher Contract Summary
- Charlotte Teacher Contract Summary
- Comstock Public Schools
- East Lansing Teacher Contract Summary
- Eaton Rapids Teacher Contract Summary
- Farmington Teacher Contract Summary
- Forest Hills Teacher Contract Summary
- Fruitport Teacher Contract Summary
- Garden City Teacher Contract Summary
- Grand Haven
- Harbor Beach Teacher Contract Summary
- Holland Teacher Contract Summary
- Huron Valley Teacher Contract Summary
- Lake Orion Community Schools
- Mona Shores Teacher Contract Summary
- Plymouth-Canton Teacher Contract Summary
- Port Huron Teacher Contract Summary
Saline Teacher Contract Summary
St. Joseph Teacher Contract Summary
Swartz Creek
Traverse City Teacher Contract Summary
Utica Teacher Contract Summary
Walled Lake Teacher Contract Summary
Wayne-Westland Teacher Contract Summary
License to Work: A National Study of Burdens from Occupational Licensing is the first national study to measure how burdensome occupational licensing laws are for lower-income workers and aspiring entrepreneurs.
Michigan has one of the most burdensome licensing requirements. Our state forces people to take classes and pay money to the state for things like painting, floor sanding, cutting hair and low-level carpentry. Few other states require that.
