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- #81
Unionized Rhode Island Teachers Refuse To Work 25 Minutes More Per Day, So Town Fires All Of Them
Her plan calls for teachers at a local high school to work 25 minutes longer per day, each lunch with students once in a while, and help with tutoring. The teachers' union has refused to accept these apparently onerous demands.
The teachers at the high school make $70,000-$78,000, as compared to a median income in the town of $22,000. This exemplifies a nationwide trend in which public sector workers make far more than their private-sector counterparts (with better benefits).
Job well done by the Superintendent!!
Wait...this was a longer work day without a pay raise? and give up lunches? (isn't there a law against that?)
Everyone who has no problem with that and thinks a teacher's job is easy, go to RI...they're hiring.
there's nothing about giving up lunches.
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