CPS makes good on promise to cut off pay and access to remote learning platform for educators who’ve refused to show up for in-person classes – Chicago Tribune*
Though she was among the hundreds of CPS educators who didn’t show up on Jan. 4, special education teacher Linda Perales said that was not in defiance of the district because she was teaching remotely, as she said she’s done effectively since March.
Meh, the union will sue CPS and CPS will have to pay them back pay, interest, legal fees and penalties. I hope that doesn’t happen, but history suggests that the tax payer is always screwed…this will just be a delay in the process.
Fed up neighbor
5 years ago
Larry has grown some ba-ls
Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago
How stupid is this woman? When your boss tells you to show up for work and you refuse, that’s defiance.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Meh, the union will sue CPS and CPS will have to pay them back pay, interest, legal fees and penalties. I hope that doesn’t happen, but history suggests that the tax payer is always screwed…this will just be a delay in the process.
Larry has grown some ba-ls
How stupid is this woman? When your boss tells you to show up for work and you refuse, that’s defiance.