Hebrew Schools Teachers' Agreement • Bnai
Reaches Impasse; New Crisis Imminent
There is an impasse in
negotiations between teach-
ers and :administration of the
United Hebrew Schools, and
the teachers again are de-
manding arbitration to avert
a crisis.
They charge that while six
of their representatives had
met with 111-1S spokesmen to
plan a contract, the framers
of the contract now are ne-
gating the principles on
which the negotiations were
believed to have been con-
cluded.
The teachers charge that
"a totally erroneous interpre-
tation" now is being given to
the decisions that were sup-
posedly reached on Sept. 14.
Joseph Baras, president of
the Hebrew Teachers Asso-
ciation, states in his charges
on behalf of the association
me m hers that there is
"ample evidence" to indicate
the hiring and protecting of
unqualified and incompetent
teachers. This, they believe,
harms the educational stand-
ards of the schools.
To counteract this, Baras
said, the teachers are "in
favor of establishing proper
applicable standards as well
as an evaluation of proced-
ures jointly by teachers and
administration."
"In 'cases of irreconcilable
differences concerning stand-
ards the issue should be
turned over to an objective
independent body for a hear-
ing of all viewpoints for final
determination," Baras's
statement declares. He has
addressed these views to
members of the UHS board.
His statement on behalf of
the teachers further declares:
"We are in favor of man-
agement rights as prescribed
by law. We are opposed to a
carte blanche' management-
rights, whereby manage-
ment can do whatever it
pleases.
"We believe that proba-
tionary teachers should not
be dismissed without just
reasons."
The latter point may be a
bone of contention in the
controversy. .,
Baras declared that the
teachers primarily want an
opportunity to ne goti a te
under arbitration. They offer
to submit to arbitration and
to continue to teach until an
arbitration committee acts
on their grievances.
City Council's Resolution
Welcomes Israel Musicians
In a resolution sponsored by Councilman Carl Levin,
this resolution of welcome has been adopted by the Common
Council of Detroit:
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