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Chippewa teachers authorize strike notice if needed

By Beacon Journal staff

DOYLESTOWN: The teachers' union at Chippewa Local Schools voted unanimously this morning to authorize its bargaining team to issue a 10-day strike notice if needed.

State law requires a 10-day notice of a strike.

A strike date has not been set and both sides will meet at noon on Thursday.

The Chippewa Education Association, which represents about 84 certified employees, has been working without a contract since July 1.

DOYLESTOWN: The teachers' union at Chippewa Local Schools voted unanimously this morning to authorize its bargaining team to issue a 10-day strike notice if needed.

State law requires a 10-day notice of a strike.

A strike date has not been set and both sides will meet at noon on Thursday.

The Chippewa Education Association, which represents about 84 certified employees, has been working without a contract since July 1.



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EnvE
Norton, OH

Posted 02:56 PM, 09/05/2008

Good for them!


Grammy of Six

Posted 07:56 PM, 09/11/2008

Does anyone know the particular sticking points in the negotiation? What does a beginnning teacher earn in this district?
















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