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Teachers still negotiating THE July 19 Page 13 Negotiations lire between the Halloa of education and Hit inters of Ihc Teachers Association and ihc Ontario Secondary School Teachers Federation in effort lu reach an on a an informal press loafer incc held during i coffee break a board J trier chairman of Ihe board committee and and Bill Wall ItriK Ihc leathers on progress of Hie negotiations This yew will no be subject to Ihe ion Hoard guidelines since the will exp ire August 31 Mr Iapin said urged that this lit iken i i he said fen other boards province yet reached an agreement wih teacher Among being discuss id during tuitions are the use of pariprofesisonil work In supplement the teachers and Ihe rrduiidinct and plus leather prnbkm Mr said salaries for Hit 100 and I school teach hearing postponed Merit lleulopm has agreed to a request In opposing lis plans build off lMward Street in to have an Municipal hearing scheduled for Jtllt bill if Ihe delay lasts no longer Hi four to weeks lowiiplaniunfi director Mar in mid The Herald that the s lawjers approaihcd the to determine hither a the request is not a and teachers- are In Ihe top per cent wage bracket across Ontario Mr Watt said the leathers are closely monitoring In creases in cost of hung and watching other labor settlements and teacher dements an effort to set a fair salary ihc boards whuh have reached agreement so far are the County ward Waterloo ion Wellington County and bud hurt board Mr said the committee does not ex lo have an agreement to to the to Hill 100 being passed ihc only subjects open ion were the teachers salaries and fringe benefits Some of now being discussed during negotiations were part of he function of the hoard Before Dill 100 the boards to manager would Mr the from ret urn en i its In iruig or Mitral Mr Vetldltll pointed oul thai after wailing for Ihc hearing or mure than a are unwilling lie lion liill which gave leathers the of bargaining become much more formal and complicated Mr Iapin said thai as a result of Bill negotiants are becoming longer and more And as are were getting much belter ions Mr Watt said Bill 100 also widened the said he added isinn making Iapin tiled lilions Does on preparation a kid and he I cache rs tablet I their proposals April Ihe secondary leathers Was 1 and board tabled its proposals to both on Maj The board has been able lo reach agreement itsothir full time and part The main infics in the full time four weeks the board insK ad of weeks vaeal ion after j ears instead of for leave without pay attend educational courses sponsored by union and an increase of 44tenlsanhourfor all classifications In the case of 1 full time caretakers his amounted loan increase of per the pari time are for Ihe most part Hit cleaning slaff include days of absence for death of a brother or sister it addition in three days leave already in force for the dculh of a parent or spouse pro rat t d time for Jury duty as ret i red by low but never into Ihc contract 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