Beverly and Gloucester teachers’ unions were ordered to pay $50,000 fine Wednesday as contentious negotiations continue and their strike heads into its fourth school day Thursday.An Essex Superior Court judge ruled Wednesday that the union must pay $50,000 if the strike continued past 6 p.m. and the fines will increase by $10,000 each day the […]


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-11-13 19:47:52">November 13, 2024 at 7:47 PM EST</time>

Beverly and Gloucester teachers’ unions were ordered to pay $50,000 fine Wednesday as contentious negotiations continue and their strike heads into its fourth school day Thursday. An Essex Su…{ai:summary}<p>Beverly and Gloucester teachers' unions face a $50,000 fine after a judge ruled they must pay if their strike continues past 6 p.m. The strike has entered its fourth day, with fines increasing by $10,000 for each additional day. </p><p>Negotiations remain contentious as the situation develops. #politics</p>

North Shore teachers strikes continue Thursday, two unions facing $50K fines

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