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Unionized Rhode Island Teachers Refuse To Work 25 Minutes More Per Day, So Town Fires All Of Them
Good fucking riddance, I say. Give that money to teachers who care.
And I found this first article Marriage in America: The frayed knot interesting. Actually, a lot of stuff on that page I found interesting 8D
Unionized Rhode Island Teachers Refuse To Work 25 Minutes More Per Day, So Town Fires All Of Them
Good fucking riddance, I say. Give that money to teachers who care.
And I found this first article Marriage in America: The frayed knot interesting. Actually, a lot of stuff on that page I found interesting 8D
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Date: 2010-02-17 09:28 pm (UTC)City schools always seem to suffer that kind of fate, and I'm wondering about all the factors that makes that true more often than not. I was a happy little suburbanite with a decent school, so *shrugs*
Hnnn, I don't know if she had a choice but to fire them all. The way they were talking it was either make those changes or get new staff who'll do what's necessary.
Yeah. But I also read in the comments that they weren't getting NO additional pay. But 30 dollars an hour for some of the things that were being required.