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Millburn Teachers, BOE Continue Contract Talks
Members of the Millburn Education Association have been working without a contract since June 2017.
MILLBURN, NJ — Another meeting has passed between Millburn’s educational staff and Board of Education without a work agreement, which may leave the district’s teachers, paraprofessionals and secretaries without a contract as the school year winds down to a close.
Last week, the Millburn Education Association (MEA) – which represents the above positions in the district – met with the local board of education and a state-appointed mediator, but were unable to reach a deal, NorthJersey.com reported.
Members of the MEA have been working without a contract since June 2017. Issues have included salary and health benefits, TAP Into Millburn/Short Hills previously reported.
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In November, the MEA filed a notice of impasse with the state, requesting a mediator.
- See related article: Millburn Teachers, Staff Want New Work Contract
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