IF YOUR SCHOOL IS NOT ON THIS LIST, I WOULD GO AND VOTE ALL OF THEM OUT OFF THE SCHOOL BOARD.. THESE ARE THE SCHOOLS THAT ARE SUPPORTING CHRISTIE'S WAGE FREEZE. VOTING IS APRIL 20TH.

 

WHEN YOU CLICK ON THIS LINK

 

http://www.nj1015.com/Governor-Salutes- ... e-/6748604

 

GOTO THE HIGHLIGHTED GREEN AND CLICK HERE.

 

THAT WILL LIST THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS WHICH ARE SUPPORTING CHRISTIE'S WAGE FREEZE.

I don't understand why any public employee believes they should get a raise this year on the tax payer dime when so many in the private sector have either been fired, or had pay cuts let alone a raise!

Well it's either you vote down the proposal to raise property taxes or they agree to take a wage freeze, lmfao..

 

if people vote to raise property taxes and they dont take the wage freeze, then the taxpayers in your district are a bunch of A-Holes.

I would leave a comment on that article, cause im sure the NJEA is watching there website. The more comments the better.

It doesn't say which district's, just the number by county.

I would leave a comment on that article, cause im sure the NJEA is watching there website. The more comments the better.

 

 

I would leave a comment on that article, because I'm sure the NJEA is watching their website.

 

101.5 uses the NJEA and teachers as their personal whipping boys. Teachers, teacher's unions and staff do not listen to the station or subscribe to their web site.

 

Teachers and staff are always free to either create their own association or go with another established unit, like the AFT.

 

I am all for the teachers accepting a wage freeze, but I think ALL public servants should be included! Politicians, Fire, Police, Sanitation, Transportation. After all, salaries account for the biggest part of any budget.

Thats the worst spreadsheet to pdf conversion I have seen in awhile. Someone at 101.5 needs to look at the Help for printing and change the page format. But I doubt anyone at that radio station has two brain cells to rub together.

I would leave a comment on that article, cause im sure the NJEA is watching there website. The more comments the better.

 

 

I would leave a comment on that article, because I'm sure the NJEA is watching their website.

 

101.5 uses the NJEA and teachers as their personal whipping boys. Teachers, teacher's unions and staff do not listen to the station or subscribe to their web site.

 

Teachers and staff are always free to either create their own association or go with another established unit, like the AFT.

 

I am all for the teachers accepting a wage freeze, but I think ALL public servants should be included! Politicians, Fire, Police, Sanitation, Transportation. After all, salaries account for the biggest part of any budget.

 

I hear your argument, but the education system in NJ is one of the highest tax burdens on the taxpayer. If you wanna ask some police on the forum who've already had to make some sacrifices due to our economic situation, then you are free to do so. We cant afford to pay all these tenured individuals when we are out here losing our jobs and most are out of work. Teachers losing there jobs sucks, but hey if it weakens the NJEA member dues then so be it. We all know there is gonna be bitching, I would be bitching to if my job was on the line. Then you have the messed up pension system, I personally feel they should give all newly hired public workers a 401(k) instead.

 

I know it's the Democrats fault the pension system is all messed up, but hey you should go blame Christie some more, cause it makes a lot of sense.

 

With all that said, make sure to blame the republicans for the democrats disaster.

It doesn't say which district's, just the number by county.

 

Yep, the detailed district information is **NOT** in the PDF linked from the NJ1015.com story, so no one knows from that document alone whether their district is participating or not:

 

http://millenniumradionj.com/WKXW-FM/News/documents/Districts_with_Wage_Freezes_Reductions_4-6-10.pdf

yeah, they ain't no Mensa chapter over there at NJ101.5 :banana-gotpics: :auto-dirtbike:

I don't understand why any public employee believes they should get a raise this year on the tax payer dime when so many in the private sector have either been fired, or had pay cuts let alone a raise!

i believe it's because they did not get a raise when their contract said they were supposed to get one. so the public employees made a deal with Corzine and said "ok, we'll just defer and take it next fiscal year just as long as you don't lay off any workers."

I don't understand why any public employee believes they should get a raise this year on the tax payer dime when so many in the private sector have either been fired, or had pay cuts let alone a raise!

i believe it's because they did not get a raise when their contract said they were supposed to get one. so the public employees made a deal with Corzine and said "ok, we'll just defer and take it next fiscal year just as long as you don't lay off any workers."

 

Yeah, I don't remeber last year being such a great fiscal year, either. So, I have no sympathies for them, because they agreed to no raises to stave off lay-offs. They could have chosen raises and lay-offs, but their call was to save each other.

 

Things aren't better. There are plenty of people that will gladly take their jobs at the current pay and not whine about a raise this year. They can take their contracts and eat them. Or, they can quit and join the open market...but I doubt they can hack it in non-government, non-union-controlled life.

Is the raw data available anywhere?

 

Say what you will -- if they are lighting up the NJ Extortion Association I am with them.

It doesn't say which district's, just the number by county.

 

Yep, the detailed district information is **NOT** in the PDF linked from the NJ1015.com story, so no one knows from that document alone whether their district is participating or not:

 

http://millenniumradionj.com/WKXW-FM/News/documents/Districts_with_Wage_Freezes_Reductions_4-6-10.pdf

 

yeah I emailed them about that, hoepfully they will either fix it or get back to me. I told them it doesn't help without the specifics.