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BCTF frustrated with lack of bargaining progress

No progress to report at the negotiating table between the BCTF and the provincial government.

President Jim Iker spoke to the media Friday.

 

Iker says teachers have asked for three percent wage hikes in each year over three years and a cost of living increase.

He says no timeline has been set for stage two of job action but says that would consist of rotatating strikes meaning each district would close for one day per week.

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