Hilton Hotel, New York, USA, October 21, 2023 – New York City Mayor Eric Adams Makes Labor Related Announcement at Council of School Supervisors and Administrators (CSA) 55th Leadership Conference today at the New York Hilton Midtown in New York City. Photo: Luiz Rampelotto/EuropaNewswire
- Briefly introduce the topic and the significance of the announcement.
- Mention the key points from the transcript: the contract agreement, its duration, and the benefits it offers.
I. A Win-Win Deal for NYC School Leaders and Students
- Highlight the importance of the contract agreement for both school leaders and students.
- Emphasize the substantial wage increases for school leaders and the positive impact on student benefits.
II. Key Highlights from the City Hall Transcript
- Provide an overview of the essential details from the announcement, including contract duration, retroactive start date, and wage increases.
- Mention the ratification bonus and annual payments to promote employee retention.
III. Empowering School Leaders for Virtual Learning
- Explain how the agreement acknowledges the role of principals and administrators in virtual learning.
- Discuss the provisions that ensure school leaders’ involvement in program design and implementation.
IV. Flexible Schedules and Pay Equity
- Explore the benefits of flexible schedules for both school-based and non-school-based employees.
- Discuss how the contract increases pay equity among administrators, closing the wage gap.
V. Quotes from Key Stakeholders
- Include quotes from Mayor Eric Adams, OLR Commissioner Renee Campion, CSA President Henry Rubio, and Chancellor David C. Banks, highlighting their support and vision for this agreement.
VI. Ratification Process and Funding
- Explain the next steps in the process, including the need for CSA membership ratification.
- Mention the total cost of the agreement and clarify that it is fully funded in the Labor Reserve.
Conclusion:
- Summarize the key takeaways from the contract agreement, highlighting the benefits for school leaders, students, and the city.
- Reiterate the positive impact of the agreement and express optimism for the future of education in New York City.
- January 29, 2023: 3.00 percent
- June 29, 2024: 3.00 percent
- January 29, 2025: 3.00 percent
- January 29, 2026: 3.25 percent
- January 29, 2027: 3.50 percent
Source: EuropaNewswire, New York City Hall