Rooting Out Privatization Opportunities
MPR1998-01 : Winter 1998
Feature stories: One city's privatization of its public works department; county dental service privatization; private schools and the difficult-to-educate. Other articles include the privatization of Michigan's state-owned railroads; how civil service rules affect privatization, and how one family is privatizing welfare one person at a time. 20 pages.
Contents
- Feature
- How Secure Is Social Security?
- Public Works and Private Workers
- Upping the Ante: Civil Service Rules and State Contracting
- Bonded to Privatization
- Michigan: Privatization Pioneer
- Welfare Warriors: Private Efforts Make the Difference
- School Reform: Giving Parents “Credit”
- Oakland County Fills A Cavity:Privatizing Dental Work
- Private Sector Schools Serve the Difficult-to-Educate
- Departments
- Defining Privatization
- Around The State
- State Employees Demand Privatization
- Liquor "Profits" Down the Hatch
- FIA Considers Delegating Instruction to Private Schools
- Oakland County Jail Costs Rise After Privatization
- Ice Arenas: A Tale of Two Cities
- School Competition Picks Up In Battle Creek
- Union Loses Anti-Privatization Effort
- Detroit Makes ProgressFinally
- In Michigan Schools, A Clear Trend
- Juvenile Jails Going Private
Next page: Feature
Category: Privatization
Publication: Michigan Privatization Report
SKU: MPR1998-01














