City employees represented by Teamsters have been on strike for 14 days; dozens of public commenters urged the City Council to resume bargaining. After closed session the council reported the city's negotiator offered meeting dates and the council directed negotiators to hold those dates pending the union’s request.

Commissioner Jessica Campbell moved and Commissioner Jeff Baker seconded a motion to enter executive session for strategy and legal advice on the Baraza case settlement conference and updates on FOP negotiations; the board approved the motion by voice vote.

Commission receives public input on a contentious agreement before making a decision.

Board of Education adjourns to executive session for contract negotiation discussions.

Board member expresses frustration over LEA's failure to address IBB meeting directives.

Board members discuss and approve new salary schedules to support incoming teachers.

Local 51 rejected a proposed clause—referred to in the negotiation as the 'Austin clause'—that would let the city seek contract adjustments following state legislative action or a failed voter-approved tax rate; city officials said the clause would only trigger after disclosure and 30 days of negotiation and would be limited to the affected fiscal year.

Representatives of the Carpenters Union told the board they must be included in any district-wide project labor agreement negotiations and warned that excluding carpenters risks protests or picketing; they requested the district require carpenters be part of PLA negotiations from the start.

DUSD board unanimously approves historic 6% salary increase agreements for employees amid negotiation challenges.

Board reviews CEA's ratified contract to ensure educator support and financial clarity.

The Hainesport Township Board of Education reported Nov. 23 that mediation with the Hainesport Education Association produced no substantive progress; the parties will proceed to a state-appointed fact finder while teachers continue to be paid under the expired contract, the board said.