Teachers Thumb Their Noses at Taxpayers
Contract negotiations between the Penn Hills School Board and district teachers have come to a halt. In light of the recession, the School Board is
Contract negotiations between the Penn Hills School Board and district teachers have come to a halt. In light of the recession, the School Board is
What seemed to be a clear and straightforward agenda at the Port Authority (PAT) board’s March 25th meeting turned into a much longer and drawn-out
As details of the proposed Fraternal Order of Police contract with the City of Pittsburgh begin to leak out, there is still no indication that
Roughly three months after citizens were treated to Pittsburgh City Council embarking on a series of pension solutions that stretched until New Years’ Eve (hours
Tomorrow is the first day of the 2011-12 fiscal year for the Commonwealth, virtually all of the state’s school districts, and for special purpose agencies
The U.S. Secretary of Education wants districts across the country to cast their gaze upon the Pittsburgh Public Schools to see what successful collaboration between
According to published reports and a news release from the County Executive’s office, there is a tentative deal between the Amalgamated Transit Union and the
There are a lot of "ifs" in the agreement that was crafted between the Port Authority management, the Amalgamated Transit Union, and the Commonwealth that
"’Strike’ shall mean a concerted action in failing to report for duty, the willful absence from one’s position, the stoppage of work, slowdown or the