Teachers Union Predicts Lawsuit over Diminished Benefits

The union representing Memphis city school teachers wants to teach the Unified School Board a lesson in ABC's, with ABC standing for Another Big Controversy. Fearing premium spikes or cuts to their insurance coverage, the teachers could file yet another lawsuit in the city-county school merger case.

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cantwegetalong - 3/8/2013 8:46 AM

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Since Memphis GAVE up their schools, there is no Memphis CITY schools. Only Shelby County Schools. Therefore, whatever has been good for Shelby County teachers should be good enough for FORMER MCS teachers, because they are now employed by Shelby County. Once again, Memphis lept before they looked. Can't wait until the bus issue comes up, because we can't even agree on custodians.

SteveTapp - 3/7/2013 9:40 PM

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Whatever makes these unionists think they are immune from hard times and taxpayer fatigue needs to be repealed.