Concessions by teachers may presage a trend in Berks County…
Concessions by teachers may presage a trend in Berks County…
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Barks County taxpayers who are in the know have no stomach for the business as usual teacher contracts like the one in Reading that handed teachers a 7.4 percent pay raise in the first year.
Perhaps some union locals are coming down to the reality of the situation we are in.