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🚨Alberta teachers planning to refuse to work & go on strike starting October 6 Voted 89.5 % against this deal: ~12% pay hike over 4 years (3% hike per year) ~3,000 new teachers ~1,500 new classroom helpers Category 5 teachers paid $114,800/year HIGHEST IN WESTERN CANADA

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