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Higher education and public school employees

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A)  are subject to the same employment policies as state employees. 
B)  are subject to different employment policies than state employees. 
C)  do not have a probationary period, thus guaranteeing them employment for life. 
D)  are subject to both merit system and spoils system requirements. 
E)  are subject to employment policies laid out by the Texas Education Agency. 
A)  are subject to the same employment policies as state employees. 
B)  are subject to different employment policies than state employees. 
C)  do not have a probationary period, thus guaranteeing them employment for life. 
D)  are subject to both merit system and spoils system requirements. 
E)  are subject to employment policies laid out by the Texas Education Agency.

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Exam 10: The bureaucracy and policy implementation

Higher education and public school employees

The social and economic milieu of texas politics

The texas constitution

Intergovernmental relationships

Interest groups and political power in texas

The mass media in texas politics

The party system in

Elections, campaigns, and political behavior

The texas legislature

The texas executive

The judicial system in texas

Local government in texas: cities, towns, counties, and special districts

Contemporary public policy issues in texas

Filters