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Teachers could lose jobs in N.J. school district, officials warn. $3.2M jump in health costs to blame.
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Teachers could lose jobs in N.J. school district, officials warn. $3.2M jump in health costs to blame.
A Bergen County school district may be forced to cut jobs in light of a looming fiscal crisis driven by skyrocketing health insurance costs, district officials said recently.The Westwood Regional School District is facing a 32% increase in health insurance premiums and a 25% increase in prescription benefits, according to Superintendent Patrick McQueeney.
·New Jersey, United States
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