BMU contract voted down – Journal Opinion
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Pontifications: Lingering Resentment Overhangs SPEEA Vote; Contract Defeat Seems Likely
Aug. 12, 2026, © Leeham News: Lingering resentment over past contracts, comparisons with the 2024 IAM 751 contract, and poor communications appear to contribute to reasons the Bargaining Unit Councils (BUCs) of the Society of Professional Engineering Employees... Read More The post Pontifications: Lingering Resentment Overhangs SPEEA Vote; Contract Defeat Seems Likely appeared first on Leeham News and Analysis.
BMU contract voted down – Journal Opinion
WELLS RIVER—Blue Mountain teachers could be working without a collective bargaining agreement when school gets underway this month. After months of negotiations, the Blue Mountain Union School Board defeated a proposed three-year collective bargaining agreement 7-1 with one abstention in a vote taken on Aug. 5. That vote came nearly one week after the board voted 4-3 to reject the proposal.
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