The president of the Neshaminy School District teachers union says the district's latest offer to end a 3½-year standoff is "an insult."
Neshaminy teachers have been working without a pay increase for three years.
The terms of the proposal offered by the district Monday include annual 1 percent raises and the elimination of a retirement benefit of $27,500. It also would require teachers to pay at least 10 percent of their health care costs and extend their work day one hour.
The district says it can no longer afford a contract that includes fully paid health care.
No further negotiating sessions are scheduled.
