Teachers Union Back at the Labor Board Today

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The governor asked the Hawaii State Teachers Association last week for a counter-offer to an agreement its members overwhelmingly rejected in a Jan. 19 vote.

And after a bit of confusion and uncertainty, it appears the union has decided to continue its labor complaint against the state (while it considers counter-offers?). HSTA’s attorneys are back at the Hawaii Labor Relations Board today, questioning state budget administrator Neal Miyahira. 

We are live blogging it over at the usual place.

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