By CHRISTINA MYER and EVAN BEVINS
The Parkersburg News and Sentinel
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. — West Virginia’s House of Delegates Monday rejected a 3 percent pay raise for school personnel, and instead opted to advance for a floor vote a 2 percent increase next year followed by one percent raises in each of the next three years.
Teachers also would receive 1.5 percent annual step increases.
The vote came after county union representatives Sunday overwhelmingly authorized state union leaders to take action in response to concerns over both wages and health insurance benefits.
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