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1.6% WV INCREASE

Teachers reject
salary proposal

TEACHERS in West Vancouver voted unanimously to re-
ject the district’s salary proposal and will step up an in-
Struction-only campaign if job security negotiations also

fail.

Maureen Ciarniello, president of
the West Vancouver Teachers’
Association, said School District
45 offered a 1:6 per cent salary in-
crease, but teachers in other
districts are receiving an increase
of about three per cent.

Margot Furk, chairman of the
district's bargaining committee,
agreed its salary offer is ‘‘slightly
lower’’ than other Lower
Mainland districts. But she said the

Offer is reasonable if the district i is -

able to maintain. -the same level of
services.

Furk noted the district has the
second lowest pupil-teacher ratio
in the Lower Mainland, ‘which in
1985 was 17.63 students per teach-
er. ;
In 1985 the average West Van-
couver teacher salary was $38,220,

while the provincial average is 7

$37,190.

Teachers are contracted to, work

200 days a year.

The salary dispute must now go
to ‘arbitration, since the two sides
did not meet the May 1 Ministry of -
Education ‘ deadline on salary
negotiations.

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Said Ciarniello: ‘‘Teachers are
miffed with salary, but the real
anger is the board’s attitude.

“*This board really does not give
a damm about teachers, and it’s
about time we look at how much
we’re going to give.””

She said 200 teachers (out of
about 300), who attended an
association meeting, voted 85 per
.cent in favor of restricting their
work to the classroom.

She said this means teachers’

won’t assist in extracurricular
school activities if the second set of
negotiations on job security fails
by the May 15 deadline.

But Furk said: ‘I believe the
district.has made some strong ef-
forts over the last. year to protect
jobs. :
if you increase teachers’

salaries ‘you have less money - fm

available ‘for other things,” she
Said,
Ciarn’ illo said teachers are upset -
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