The commission, a private group that has given many mayors advice on budgetary and management matters, called for a 20percentt, one-shot raise for math and science teachers and teachers at schools in poor neighborhoods that have a hard time with recruitment.
But what liberals should have learned long ago from CETA is that effective management matters - and that an ill-designed program can turn a laudable idea into a laughing stock.
(This is the range in which a quality of a team's management matters, along with other factors like per-capita income in the region and a team's appeal outside its immediate metropolitan area).
"We are deeply concerned that a government sell-off would reduce our voice in Europe on air traffic management matters, and lead to greater instability with a drive for profits and dividends which will undermine the very significant strides that have been achieved in relation to safety, service delivery and increases in capacity," said Garry Graham, an official at the Prospect union.
As with smaller asset managers, such as Vanguard, Fidelity or PIMCO, a fall in the value of the assets under management matters to the investors concerned, but has no knock-on effects.
Harley Shaiken, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley who specializes in labor and the global economy, said the financial rigors of keeping an Internet company afloat have tended to overshadow management matters.
But the framing of the issue and its management matters.
Mr. Saffo agrees that management matters, but he said its role in big, pioneering, technology efforts tended to be overstated.
"As a hospital executive for 20 years, I thought I was fairly well versed in management matters and administrative capacities," she said.
