· 1/14/1976
Red Bank Bd. of Ed. v. WARRINGTON
Citations
- 351 A.2d 778
- 138 N.J. Super. 564
How courts have described this case
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- assignment of additional teaching period while teachers' regular classes were being taught music, physical education and art by specialists
- assignment of additional teaching period clearly affects terms and conditions of employment
- court held that decision by school board to require teachers to teach during a previously unassigned and free period was a decision that directly concerned the teachers' work load and thus clearly affected the terms and conditions of their employment
- court held that decision by school board to require teachers to teach during a previously unassigned and free period was a decision that directly concerned the teachers' work load and thus clearly affected the terms and conditions of their employment
- assignments of additional class periods held to be negotiable
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Judges: Judges Fritz, Seidman and Milmed
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