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Negotiators have options to close gap on salaries
As the new school year looms, two sides continue to hash out an agreement on teachers’ contracts for Jamestown Public Schools, and at this point negotiations could turn down a few different paths. The Jamestown School Board and the Jamestown Education Association have been at this biannual process since the end of April. They have agreed on everything except salaries.By Ben Rodgers , July 30, 2011
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N.D. chancellor, presidents to get pay boost
MINOT — North Dakota’s Board of Higher Education on Thursday approved annual pay rises for its college presidents that ranged from 2 percent to 6 percent, with the presidents of North Dakota State University and the University of North Dakota both getting increases of more than $12,000. Chancellor William Goetz recommended the salary increases, using performance evaluations of each of the 10 presidents, a salary range based upon the type of school each president ran, and each one’s distance from the middle of the salary range.By By Dale Wetzel, The Associated Press , June 17, 2011
Educators debate alternative ways to pay teachers
Education officials in Jamestown are debating what could ultimately result in a pay scale that could be anything from slightly altered to totally different. Alternative teacher compensation was the topic when 15 public education officials met and brainstormed Wednesday afternoon.By Ben Rodgers , January 28, 2011
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AP Analysis: MLB salaries climb slightly
Opening-day baseball salaries grew despite the recession, although at a slower rate than in recent years. The average salary went up 1.8 percent to $3.3 million at the start of season, according to an analysis of rosters by The Associated Press. The increase was the lowest since a 2.7 percent drop in 2004 and down from a 2.7 rise at the start of last season.April 06, 2010
Twins offer arbitration to free agent Pavano
The Minnesota Twins have offered free agent pitcher Carl Pavano salary arbitration. Twins general manager Bill Smith confirmed the decision Tuesday, baseball’s deadline for teams to offer arbitration to their former players who became free agents.December 02, 2009
Legislator hopes to change pay raises
The chairman of a legislative interim committee wants to change the way North Dakota employees get raises. Grand Forks state Representative Ken Svedjan said he does not like the current system in which the governor proposes an overall raise amount. He said some employees think that’s what they’ll get.October 28, 2009
NDSU President Chapman's deferred pay eliminated
The North Dakota State University Development Foundation says it is changing some funding practices to cut expenses, and that the decision to rein in spending has nothing to do with heat it is taking for cost overruns on the new president's house being built on campus.October 13, 2009
Foundation pays campus president’s wife
North Dakota State University President Joseph Chapman’s wife, Gale, is being paid a salary of $50,000 a year from the NDSU Development Foundation, a spokeswoman says.October 12, 2009
Lesser pay rise for N.D. university execs
BISMARCK — North Dakota’s Board of Higher Education decided Friday to give four top university system executives smaller pay raises next year. The board’s president, Richie Smith, and the university system’s chancellor, William Goetz, wanted 4 percent pay rises for three vice chancellors and the top attorney in the university system’s central office.July 11, 2009
School Board approves 4.5 percent increases
Twenty-four Jamestown Public School administrators will receive an average raise of about $3,800 for the 2009-2010 school year. The Jamestown Public School Board approved a 4.5 percent raise for the district’s administration in a 4-1 vote at its regular meeting Monday. School Board members Gail Martin, Scott Walch, Rosemary McDougall and Tanya Ostlie were in favor. School Board President Roy Musland was opposed.July 07, 2009
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N.D. college presidents getting 4 percent raises
The group that oversees North Dakota’s university system approved 4 percent salary hikes for all campus presidents and the system’s chancellor on Thursday, even as members criticized such across-the-board increases.By By Dave Kolpack, The Associated Press , June 19, 2009
Commission approves salary
The Stutsman County Commission approved a salary above the starting level for a newly hired sheriff’s deputy during the regular commission meeting Tuesday.By Keith Norman , June 17, 2009
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School Board denies request
The Jamestown Public School Board denied the request of a teacher assistant who had appealed her placement on the support staff salary schedule earlier this month.June 16, 2009
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No decisions finalized at Tuesday's meeting
After three caucuses and a number of counter proposals, no decisions were finalized in the teachers’ Negotiated Agreement meeting between the Jamestown Public School Board and Jamestown Education Association.June 03, 2009
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School Board tables appeal
The Jamestown Public School Board tabled an appeal from a teacher’s assistant regarding her placement on the salary schedule at its regular meeting Monday.June 02, 2009
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