CPS hiring 2,000 new workers — no Chicago residency required — to help reopen schools – Chicago Sun-Times*

Chicago Teachers Union Vice President Stacy Davis Gates said the part-time job posting was the first the union heard teachers might teach remotely to students in a classroom, a proposition she called “slightly less terrible than forcing teachers to engage in synchronous learning from unsafe buildings.” She said in a statement, however, that “hiring people into a position that barely pays minimum wage, with zero health care benefits in the middle of a pandemic, seems particularly cynical.”
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The True Believer
5 years ago

Lori needs to build up her democratic west and south side ghetto patronage workers to help on the next election. She already has given south and west side patronage workers no show jobs as contact tracers which they never showed up to. Theft of city service. She also has given no show jobs to gang banger through Tio Hardiman’s fake violence interrupter programs. They also didn’t do their job. This is all patronage by Lori and the black caucus. Why won’t Ferguson investigate?

Last edited 5 years ago by The True Believer
NB-Chicago
5 years ago

Bankrupt Cps–with the highest paid big city school dist teachers in the contry sitting out going back to work twards what end game nobody knows. And now cps is bringing in $15 hr baby sitters?? Wow–the clown show never ends..watch parents continue to flee the system. If you were a young couple looking for a good place to raise a family, why in the world would anyone ever choose chicago??– the press and pols never ask

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