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Negotiations/Resource Exception
| A17-96 | Superintendent whose daughter-in-law is employed by the board and a member of the local education association may not serve as chief spokesperson for the board in contract negotiations, but may provide critical information. | 11/27/96 |
| A26-97 | Business Administrator/Board Secretary whose contract provided that he will receive a percentage of teachers' settlement will not violate the act by serving as a resource during contract negotiations with teachers. | 11/25/97 |
| A14-02 | A Board member whose brother-in-law teaches in another school district would not violate the Act if he were to participate in negotiations with the local education association. The Doctrine of Necessity should not be invoked to allow the entire Board to participate in negotiations when there are three Board members without conflicts who may serve as the negotiating committee. Third, the Business Administrator whose spouse is an NJEA member may provide technical assistance to the Board without invoking the Doctrine of Necessity. | 11/15/02 |
