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After dismissal, Newton parents file new lawsuit seeking damages for strike - Vimarsana News

After dismissal, Newton parents file new lawsuit seeking damages for strike

Four Newton parents filed another class-action lawsuit seeking payments for harm caused by the 11-day strike.

Source: boston.com
Judge agrees to split Newton teachers union fines between state and district – NECN - Vimarsana News

Judge agrees to split Newton teachers union fines between state and district – NECN

A judge has issued a final judgment on the case against the teachers' union in Newton, Massachusetts, following a strike over contract negotiations that shut...

Source: necn.com
Judge dismisses class-action lawsuit over Newton teacher strike - Vimarsana News

Judge dismisses class-action lawsuit over Newton teacher strike

The union will pay more than $600,000 in fines, split between Newton Public Schools and the Commonwealth Treasury.

Source: boston.com
Newton teachers union: Why we went out on strike - Vimarsana News

Newton teachers union: Why we went out on strike

This contract could have been — and should have been — settled without a strike. But it seemed more important to the mayor and the school committee to hold firm on budget parameters and punitive working conditions that would never be suitable to settle a fair contract.

Massachusetts lawmakers derail effort to legalize teacher strikes - Vimarsana News

Massachusetts lawmakers derail effort to legalize teacher strikes

The committee referred the legislation for further study, a move that typically derails a bill from moving forward in a legislative session and is sometimes used as a way for lawmakers to quietly kill legislation without taking a position on it.