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Collective Bargaining Talks Between MCPS and MCEA Resume After Standoff

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Collective bargaining talks between Montgomery County Public Schools and the Montgomery County Education Association have resumed after a week of stalled negotiations. The union stated that the school district had presented a substantive compensation counterproposal on Friday, following the union's rejection of offers made the previous week. The union noted that the talks require an exchange of serious proposals to continue.

From mymcmedia.org

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The talks center on significant proposals regarding wages and benefits for the district's employees. The union stated that the initial offers from the school district were unacceptable, as they did not meet the union's request for a 3.25% cost of living increase annually for three years. The district pushed back against claims of disrespectful threats during the process.

From mymcmedia.org, bethesdamagazine.com

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  1. Negotiations between Montgomery County Public Schools and MCEA have resumed regarding wages and benefits.1 source
  2. Collective bargaining talks between MCPS and the MC Education Association have stalled.1 source

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