Could teachers walk out over pay?
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Could anger over a potentially low pay settlement prompt a year of industrial action in schools?
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Higher starting salaries, more rigorous teacher training programs and additional support for first year teachers are just a few of the incentives needed to deal with a projected shortfall of more than 280,000 math and science teachers across the country by 2015, according to a group of business,...
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City teachers could get a raise if they agree to work an extra class period each day so schools could hire fewer substitute instructors, Mayor Bloomberg suggested yesterday.
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Teachers picket their secondary school as 35 staff strike in a long-running dispute over a new pay structure.
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Hollywood studios said Friday that striking writers have now lost more in salary and benefits than they had hoped to gain by walking off the job.  In the message posted on its Web site and YouTube, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Produc...
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Every weekday, Metro pays overtime to a group of bus drivers whose regular shifts include being on standby in case of accidents or other emergencies. Many workers at the transit agency are able to double their salaries with overtime. Metro retirees enjoy annual pension payments that are sometimes...
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The retirement of thousands of teachers coupled with the departure of younger ones is fueling a crisis in teacher turnover.
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Business & money: Up to 130,000 members of the Communication Workers Union will walk out for 24 hours on June 29, crippling postal deliveries across the UK.
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School leavers could earn an extra Â£1,050 a year if they have the right work experience, a survey suggests.
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Merrill Lynchâs directors may be weighing E. Stanley OâNealâs future, but one thing is already guaranteed: at least a $159 million payday if he steps down.
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The length of the walkout may hinge on the answers to two crucial questions: How long can the U.A.W. afford to stay out? And how long can G.M. endure a strike?
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States from Oregon to Georgia are considering pouring millions of dollars into mentoring programs for new teachers, aiming to stop educators from spending just a few years in the classroom before leaving the field.
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WASHINGTON - Paychecks could surge or shrink for a few or for millions of workers across the country starting Monday, when sweeping changes to the nation's overtime pay rules take effect.    There is little agreement by the Bush administration, employer groups, labor experts and others on how many workers will gain or lose the right to overtime pay under the new rules in the Fair Labor Standards Act...
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Carol Brody, an elementary school guidance counselor, has some advice for those wonder why educators are frustrated. "They should walk for one hour in a teacher's shoes," Brody said, "and then you wouldn't hear those criticisms from them again."
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But the step could risk social unrest if heavily indebted state companies respond by laying off more workers.
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For many people, higher education is a ticket to a high-paying job. But what happens when the cost of that same ticket becomes a deterrent for a career that will pay a modest or middle-income salary?
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BANGKOK, Thailand -- Thousands of teachers in Thailand have walked off their jobs to protest a lack of security in the country&#39;s south.