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Starting with UConn, State Employees Need More Realistic Contracts

by Yankee Staff | Feb 5, 2016 | Budget, Civil Service Reform, Education, Good Government | 0 comments

Administrators at the University of Connecticut want the board of trustees to approve a new contract for non-teaching employees. The trustees should refuse and ask for a better deal, for students and for the people of Connecticut. This year most state employees will...

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