Bridgeton Ed. Assoc. v. Bd. of Ed. Bridgeton

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• although laches not strictly applicable, plaintiffs' remedies limited because of their failure to file complaint with \reasonable promptness\
• elimination of additional compensation for class of teachers within terms and conditions of employment
• unilateral withdrawal of $100 stipend to certified special education teachers violated Act
• “the fact that an act may constitute [an arbitrable] grievance does not foreclose a court from deciding if the same act also violates a statute;” statutory relief is additional to that provided in the collective bargaining agreement
• “the fact that an act may constitute [an arbitra-ble] grievance does not foreclose a court from deciding if the same act also violates a statute”; statutory relief is additional to that provided in the collective bargaining agreement

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