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Portland Association of Teachers forces through sellout contract - Vimarsana News

Portland Association of Teachers forces through sellout contract

The 14.4 percent pay increase of the three-year agreement does not come close to restoring real wages after the 19 percent inflation over the past three years, much less provide for rising prices over the next three.

Source: wsws.org
Portland schools closed for 9th straight day as teacher strike drags on - Vimarsana News

Portland schools closed for 9th straight day as teacher strike drags on

Parents reacted to Portland Public Schools being closed for nine straight days due to an ongoing teachers' strike on "FOX & Friends" Wednesday.

Portland teachers strike continues amid $200 million gap in contract negotiations - Vimarsana News

Portland teachers strike continues amid $200 million gap in contract negotiations

Teachers with Portland Public Schools continued their strike on Tuesday as their union and the district met again for negotiations over a contract.The two sides

Source: katu.com
As Portland teachers strike hits 7th day, some tensions hit a new high - Vimarsana News

As Portland teachers strike hits 7th day, some tensions hit a new high

Tensions and emotions around Portland Public Schools are stretching increasingly thin as the teachers strike hits its seventh day with no immediate end in sight, leaving 44,000 students at risk

State's chief financial officer meets with bargaining teams one week since strike began - Vimarsana News

State's chief financial officer meets with bargaining teams one week since strike began

On Wednesday, the teachers at Portland Public Schools rallied for a fifth day for contracts that include more money for teachers and classrooms, while the state

Source: katu.com