N&O Index Card Listings

Displaying 111-120 of 126 results.
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • Martin says only trimming waste can fund teacher raises - Ja 25 86 5C
  • Martin lists priorities to TV audience, says prison crowding must be solved - Ja 26 86 1
  • Merit plan panel urges pay hike for all teachers - Mr 29 86 1
  • Higher salaries for teachers, bus drivers in state sought - Ap 4 86 1D
  • NCAE to push for 10% salary increase - Ap 19 86 24C
  • Editorial: Martin fails teachers - My 5 86 18A
  • Editorial: Martin must lead on teacher pay - My 15 86 24A
  • Pay hike would boost N.C. teachers' ranking - Jn 28 86 5C
  • County group backs state ban on supplements for teachers - Au 19 86 1C
  • Editorial: Supplements fight mediocrity - Au 22 86 16A
  • State pays teachers unequally for course - Oc 6 86 1C
  • Most educators say pay-plan experiment improved their work - De 3 86 22A
  • Wide differences found in teacher-pay rankings - De 7 86 37A
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • NCSU study ranks starting pay of teachers, others in '82 class - Jn 15 83 2C
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • Officials defend low wages paid to blind workers - Jy 16 83 16C
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • Proposed salary changes opposed by teachers' group - Mr 12 82 8C
  • Raise threatened as tax collections dip - Mr 12 82 1D
  • Hunt says layoffs or end of raise possible - Ap 30 82 1
  • Under the dome: Pay freeze becoming Hunt's top option - My 7 82 1
  • Suspending pay raise under study by Hunt - My 8 82 3C
  • Editorial: Teacher pay crucial - My 12 82 4A
  • Educators to seek school pay hikes - My 13 82 3C
  • State employees, teachers say ending raise would be unfair - My 14 82 7B
  • Under the dome: Boyles aids employees in budget fight - My 14 82 1
  • Hunt proposes state pay freeze - My 26 82 1
  • State salary freeze endorsed by chiefs of money panels - My 27 82 1
  • Tax measure suggested to avoid salary freeze - My 28 82 1D
  • Prospective tax windfall is doubtful as substitute for freeze on salaries - Jn 2 82 1C
  • Compromise would save longevity pay increases - Jn 4 82 6A
  • N. C. teachers rally against pay freeze - Jn 8 82 1
  • Request snags bill to freeze state salaries - Jn 8 82 2C
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • Teacher merit raises favored; Plan would likely freeze others' pay - Fe 7 92, 1
  • Teachers play pension odds; Pay raise outcome critical to retirement - Mr 11 92, 1
  • Editorial: Partin insult to teachers - Mr 14 92, 16A
  • Teachers seek salary increase; N.C. educators plan push for final installment in pay schedule - Mr 28 92, 5B
  • Martin seeks BEP fund cut - My 13 92, 1
  • Gardner proposes 6% pay hike; But only teachers, lowest-paid state workers would get that much - My 21 92, 4B
  • Bill filed for teacher pay plan - My 27 92, 4B
  • Teachers make stand for raises; Educators aim to hold legislators to promise - My 27 92, 1B
  • Frustrated teachers eye try for collective bargaining - My 28 92, 15A
  • Skepticism clouds rally by teachers; Politicians promise to improve salaries - My 28 92, 1
  • Salary comparisons (Chart) - Se 16 92, 1
  • Tar Heel editors speak: Teachers, state employees must take case to the people - De 20 92, 31A
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • Triangle workers' salaries lag below national averages - Fe 19 84 8D
  • Pay equity cited as fiery labor issue of '80s - Fe 22 84 14C
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • Utility chiefs got raises of up to 30% - Ap 12 87 1I
  • Study: Female NCSU teachers earn less than male colleagues - Ap 16 87 22C
  • $44,000 average offer for Duke MBA students - My 7 87 8B
  • Family Dollar's Leon Levine tops N.C. executive pay survey - Jn 3 87 9B
  • Under the Dome: Deputy pro tem of Senate gets raise ($5,244 annually) - Au 29 87 1
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • Wage lag to continue, but gap might close - Ja 28 90 1K
  • Can North Carolina become a high-wage state? - Mr 23 90 14A
  • North Carolina wages and jobs - My 3 90 6C
  • Average hourly manufacturing wages in N.C. and competing high-technology states (Chart) - My 27 90 1F
  • Factory wages grow in N.C.; Workers still earn less than average for U.S., Southeast - Jn 8 90 7C
  • State rates high for manufacturing, low for schools - Au 17 90 5C
  • N.C. factory wages up 4% for quarter - Se 5 90 10C
  • Tar Heel manufacturing faces tough times (Chart) - De 16 90 1
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • Durham city teachers protest pay cut system - Mr 5 91 2B
  • House plan stresses BEP, teachers' pay schedule - Jn 2 91 1C
  • Pay issue threatens to split teachers, state workers - Jn 4 91 3B
  • Reforms or raises: Teachers must decide - Jy 22 91 1B
  • NCAE chief criticizes salary freeze - Jy 30 91 4B
  • N.C. teachers' pay below U.S. average - Se 2 91 3B
  • Merit pay for most loses out - Oc 4 91 1
Teachers - Salaries, Pensions, etc.
  • NCNB chief, workers pay disparity widest - Ja 1 91 1D
  • N.C. factory wages up 4.8 $ over end of 1989 - Mr 12 91 1D
  • Private employers don't plan to withhold raises - My 30 91 10A