Employees in the Baltimore County school system would receive raises next fiscal year, according to Superintendent Joe Hairston’s proposed operating budget.
Pay raises were a major point of disagreement between the county’s five school employee unions and school system officials in the current fiscal year’s budget. Employees unsuccessfully held several rallies demanding more money, and the school board rejected a mediation panel’s decision to give cost-of-living increases.
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