B.C. teachers strongly approve new contract with pay boost, added benefits

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B.C. teachers strongly approve new contract with pay boost, added benefits
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B.C.'s public school teachers have ratified a new three-year contract, with the union saying it has 'achieved some historic gains.'

British Columbia's public school teachers have ratified a new three-year contract.

BCTF president Clint Johnston says the union has “achieved some historic gains that will help members who are struggling with the affordability crisis.” It boosts annual salaries for new teachers as much as $8,500 by the end of the third year while B.C.'s highest-paid educators will earn up to $13,500 more over the same period, which Johnston says pushes them above the $100,000-per-year threshold for the first time.

Other improvements in the contract include 10 additional minutes of preparation time for elementary teachers, strengthened heath and maternity benefits and a provincial minimum standard for professional development funding, the union said earlier.

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