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Columbus City Schools teachers voted unanimously at a union meeting Thursday night to issue a 10-day notice of its intent to strike. Some parents are upset with the school board’s lack of further negotiations.
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Union members chanted “CEA” and “Whose schools? Our schools” immediately after the vote inside the Greater Columbus Convention Center. -
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Columbus teachers will meet with union leaders tonight to decide on whether it will accept or reject the school board's latest contract offer, as negotiations stalled in July. It could also vote to give 10 days notice of a teachers strike.
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Columbus Public Health reports it has received a limited amount of the monkeypox vaccine and will be holding a vaccine clinic for those at the highest risk.
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The grievance filed with the State Employment Relations Board alleges union leaders have spread misinformation.
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