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DePaul Law R eview Volume 30 Article 10 Issue 2 Winter 1981 A N o-Strike Clause Can Serve as Valid Consideration in Tenured Public School Teachers Contracts - Bond v. Board of Education Vincent S. Oleszkiewicz Follow this nd dditional works t : http://vi .libr ry.dep /l w-review Recommended Cit tion Vincent S. Oleszkiewicz, A No-Strike Clause Can Serve as Valid Consideration in Tenured Public School Teachers Contracts - Bond v. Board of Education, 30 DeP ul L. Rev. 441 (1981) Avail ble t : http://vi .libr ry.dep /l w-review/vol30/iss2/10 This Notes is brought to you for free nd open ccess by the College of L w t Via S pienti e. It has been ccepted for inclusion in DeP ul L w R eview by n uthorized dministr tor of Via S pienti e. For more inform tion, please cont ct mbernal2@dep , MHESS8@dep . A NO-STRIKE CLAUSE CAN SERVE AS VALID CONSIDERATION IN TENURED PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS CONTRACTS- BOND V. BOARD OF EDUCATION At common law, strikes by employees, whether in the public or the pri- vate sector, were prohibited. With increased union growth and pressure during the New Deal era, however, private sector employees were statu- torily given the right to strike. Public sector employees, on the other hand, continually have been denied the right 4 to strike. Most states, includ- ing Illinois,