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Almost all the employees of
the Huron County Board of
Education have been given
hefty salary increases for 1974-
75 according to a statement on
completed salary negotiations
released Monday afternoon.
Details of settlements reached
with teaching and non -teach-
ing personnel were withheld
until all negotiations were corn-+
pleted in order that the settle-
ments would not influence talks
in progress, Board Chairman,
E.C. Hill, of Goderich said.
Mr. Hill was unable to give
an approximate total figure on
the amount of money the settle-
ments will cost the board but
said the proportion that the
board now spends on salaries
will not be changed appreciably
by the new increases.
In the 1974 budget about $12
million the board spent about
$8 million on salaries, Huron's
director of Education John
Cochrane said Tuesday morning
"about '72 to 75% of the total."
Mr. Cochrane said increased
grants will keep the salary
percentage about the same for
1975.
The board's 350 elementary
school teachers will receive a
12.5% increase over 1973-74
and its 265 secondary school
teachers will get a 12. B% boost,
Under the new one-year
agreement, elementary school
teachers in the lowest salary
category will receive $6, 200
annually increasing to $8,650
in six years. The highest salary
an elementary teacher without
a university degree can receive
is $7,200, increasing to $13,
050 after 11 years. Teachers
with degrees will be paid at the
same rate as secondary teachers
Secondary school teachers in
the lowest category will receive
$'7, 770 annually, increased to
• $14, 400 after 11 years. The
highest category will receive
$9, 400 annually, increasing to
$18, 400 after 14 years.
Neje s of Kippen
Miss Chris McGregor under-
went surgery at Victoria Hosp-
ital, London, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McGreg-
or have returned from a holiday
in Northern Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kyle,
Debbie and Scott, of Amherst,
Nova Scotia, are spending their
holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
D.E. Kyle.
Mr. Elzar Mousseau is a pat-
ient in Seaforth Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Mell-
is and Joyce of Inkster, Mich-
igan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Anderson, Lansing, Michigan,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. W.L.
Mellis,
Mr. and Mrs. W,L, Mellis
and Mr. and Mrs. Vivan Coop-
er visited with Mrs. Margaret
Hutchison in St. Thomas.
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The Service Employees
International Union has negot-
iated a 16% increase over two
years for its members who are
custodians in the twelve larg-
est Huron Board schools.
Employees with less than a
year of service will receive
$3,45 an hour with an increase
to $3.80 an hour June 1, 1975.
Experienced employees will
receive $3.70 an hour with an
increase to $4,05 an hour by
June 1, 107.5.
Clerical staff represented by
the Canadian Union of Public
Employees will get a pay in-
crease of 22% over 2 years.
This year a category 2 clerical
worker would receive $4, 600
rising to $5, 900 in four years.
In 1975 a category 2 worker
would start at $5050 and rise
to $6350 in five years.
Non union secretarial empl-
oyees of the board were granted
a 10.3% increase with salaries
ranging from $5300 to start to
$7200 after 6 years.
Chief custodians in Huron's
five secondary schools received
a 11.3'/o increase putting their
salaries in the $9200 to $10, 000
range.
Management personnel at the
board's administration centre in
Clinton have beengwven an
overall increase of 10.1%. The
salaries of the Chief Account-
ant, Plant Superintendent,
Manager of Transportation,
Accountant and Executive Ass-
istant to the Director will be in
the $10, 500 to $18,100 range.
The Director of Education
and the four Superintendents of
Education have their salaries
adjusted in January.
Board employed bus drivers
will have their basic annual
salary raised from $2250 for
200 days to $2405 for 185 days.
The 19 people who contract
custodial services in one
custodian elementary schools
SOUVENIR EDITION
in the County and the Clinton
centre received an increase of
32.A. Contract costs will now
be in the $2900 to $16, 000
range, depending on the size
of the school and the amount of
outside help the contractor
needs.
The courier service contract
has been increased from
$4, 760.10 to $5, 772. 80,
effective September 1, 1974.
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