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Legislators have ended longevity bonuses for teachers but kept it for many other state employees, including their own. One veteran teacher, who is retiring, says the action was “a slap in the face.”
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UNC’s Brice Johnson made seven of his nine attempts from the field on Saturday during the Tar Heels’ 78-74 victory over the Florida State Seminoles, and he scored in a variety of ways – on short hook shots and short jump shots...
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NC teachers lose bonus pay, but others still cash in
Legislators have ended longevity bonuses for teachers but kept it for many other state employees, including their own. One veteran teacher, who is retiring, says the action was “a slap in the face.”
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