Dec. 7, 2014. UPDATE: Kean moving ahead with privatization:
In other business, the trustees voted unanimously to outsource janitorial, mechanical and groundskeeping services, a move that will affect about 60 Kean employees, according to the union representing them.
“Our workers take pride in their work and this is the thanks we get,” said Steve Pinto, an auto mechanic who has worked for Kean for 34 years and who is president of the local that represents the employees.
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