Published 1 year ago

Woburn teachers back on picket line despite fines

Summary by Ground News

The Commonwealth Employment Relations Board (CERB) filed a complaint for contempt. The CERB is requesting that Woburn teachers pay a $50,000 fine with a $10,000 increase for each day they continue to strike after Tuesday at 5 p.m. Superior Court Judge Maureen Mulligan, who ordered the preliminary injunction, won't be issuing monetary fines to the union until there is an evidentiary hearing.

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ABC Australia

Students turn up on first day only to find no teacher at country school

Lilly Binion should be starting year 4, but she's been left without an education as the department tries to close her school without warning.

1 year ago·Australia

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CBS News

Woburn schools closed Tuesday as teachers strike continues

Schools will be closed for a second day in Woburn because the teachers are on strike.

1 year ago

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Boston Herald

Judge orders Woburn teachers to return to work; strike to continue for third day

The Woburn Teachers Association may face hefty fines for the continued strike following a judge's order to return to work.

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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WCVB

Woburn teachers back on picket line despite fines

Classes are canceled for the fourth straight day in Woburn amid a teachers strike in the Massachusetts city, despite the fact the teachers union will be fined $40,000 for remaining on the picket line.

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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WHDH

Woburn teachers strike for the fourth day in a row despite facing thousands of dollars in fines

WOBURN, MASS. (WHDH) - Classes are cancelled at Woburn Public Schools for the fourth day in a row as teachers continue to strike amid ongoing...

1 year ago·Boston, United States

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Mass Live

Woburn teachers’ union could face 50K or more in fines as they enter day 3 of strike

It’s day three of the Woburn teachers’ union strike and despite the possible threat of receiving five-figure fines from the state for striking, educators are still refusing to return to work until a new contract is agreed upon.In Massachusetts, it’s illegal for public employees — including teachers — to go out on strike. On Monday night, a superior court judge issued a preliminary injunction against the Woburn Teachers Association ordering the l…

1 year ago·Springfield, United States

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