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TERRACE — ~ Teachers’ union
leaders are meeting tonight to
decide their strategy for break-
ing the deadlock in’ contract
negotiations with the school
board;

Talks ‘broke : down again

Thursday when teachers ACCUS- -

ed the board of contracting: out
workwhile the issue is- being

negotiated. at the bargaining
table. «5 -

“We. feel the board is
bargaining | in bad faith,” Ter-
race District Teachers’ Associa-
tion president Robert Brown
said at a ~ press - conference
Thursday, “‘We' have a no-
contracting out clause on the

‘table. The board's provided a

résponse, But at the same time
we're talking, they’re contrac-
ting out."

: Brown -refers to the Work
Orientation Workshop (WOW)
pre-employment program and

‘an intervention worker program
‘for students at risk of dropping
‘out of school.

He said the board isn’t filling
those . positions with district

teachers.
_ Brown said ihe lure of federal
‘government money for such

programs has ‘drawn the board
like a magnet,”'

Union leaders say there’ s
nothing wrong with that, -but
say trustees should top up the
federal grants ‘with school.
district money so unionized
workers can be hired,

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to plan talks strateg

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TEACHERS? UNION head Rob Brown and bargaining chairman Frank Rowe hammer ina a couple of

points last week in announcing another strategy session as they and the school board work on a new
agreement. The union objects to what F it calls contracting, out of work within the district.

‘

; Brown said the WOW pro-
gram ‘should be run by a
teacher, and added that the in-
tervention worker program infr-
inges on the traditional job
description of counsellors,

“We think counselling posi-
tions are extremely vulnerable
to contracting out. You can get

; Paraprofessionals i in there. Our

‘counsellors are | very worried .

about this. This is a‘ very con-

scious effort to enter into con- -

tracting out.” :
- Brown said the union ex-
ecutive will meet tonight to for-

mulate a.strategy to take to the -

union’s membership, He hinted
the TDTA may. begin some type
of job action as laid out in the

escalating action nln it drew up
last fall

Board negotiators. “bay ‘the.
TPTA’s objections are. simply
an attempt to sidetrack the
negotiations, noting -that ‘the’

“union refused to discuss’ the.

more than $0 other articles Still
on the table, ee

Trustees told to get budget feisty

TERRACE — The locas
teachers’ union- wants the
school board to fight budget
constraints imposed by the
education ministry,

A brief presented by the Ter-

race District Teachers’ Associa-
tion’ urges school trusteés to

fight a political battle to

“reclaim authority _ ‘and
control’? : over’ thei inancing of
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The. brief ‘is the union’ " an-
nual submission ‘on “how it
thinks the school district should
structure‘its budget, :

“Over the last’ decade the
provincial government, through

legislation, has deliberately

‘undermined | local control and

sought to centralize the
decision-making processes in
education,” says the brief, writ-
ten by TDTA president Rob
Brown. “This agenda will serve
to distance the community from
its children's education and has
sandwiched trustees here, and
throughout B.C., between the
collective will ‘of the profes-
sionals and the will of the politi-
cians,””

‘Clearly this -sad situation
can only lead to confrontation,
and this district has seen too
much of that. We, therefore,
strongly urge the board of
school trustees embark on a
campaign to reclaim authority
and control over education in

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‘district 88,” the brief says.
“You, as trustees, deserve a.

greater -say in the educational
programs in this district. The
fight will be overtly political, to
be sure, but yours is a political
position."

The TDTA says more money

is needed to pay for several in-

‘itiatives it considers important.
‘In: several areas, the brief
urges the district to spend extra

money to hire qualified teachers:

and assistants instead of ‘con-
tracting out.to what the union

called less qualified people. zi
_ The union also wants to see:’ yi

¢ Existing limits on class. ‘

sizes preserved, -
“* More cousellors and

teaching assistants, Say
¢ An employee assistance .
program. :
Improved isolation

“allowances to keep teachers in-

places like Stewart.

*-A teacher -induction -pro-
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