HAVERHILL – Haverhill lecturers didn’t return to highschool Wednesday morning, violating a courtroom order to finish their strike and increasing it to a 3rd day.
An Essex Superior Courtroom choose issued a preliminary injunction Tuesday ordering hanging lecturers to stop and desist and get again to class by 9 a.m. Wednesday. The choose mentioned in the event that they proceed, they are going to be held in contempt of courtroom and will face fines or jail time.
“We have been making ready for this for 20 years. Our reserves for this and any strike fines aren’t phasing us in any respect. We’re prepared for the lengthy haul,” Haverhill trainer Ted Kempinski instructed WBZ-TV.
“We do not care. The union management has been engaged on this for many years. We do not care in regards to the fines. Can I say it once more? We do not care in regards to the fines. We’re not scared about it. Convey it on!”
The preliminary injunction issued by Justice James Lang famous that “the scholars of the Haverhill College system would endure irreparable hurt” if the short-term restraining order to finish the strike was not issued.
As an alternative of going again to lecture rooms Wednesday morning, the lecturers went to metropolis corridor for a rally earlier than they had been scheduled to return to the bargaining desk within the afternoon.
