If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is...
1 comment:
Anonymous
said...
Thank you for recognizing that facts that impact this raise such as health contributions are not being discussed up front.
Unfortunately none of the givebacks were renegotiated. ATRs (onces known as excessed teachers) are no longer welcome to teach in this city.)
When other bloggers say, "Great job! No givebacks!" I have to question their ability to analyze and recognize that they are not reading the final contract. An increase in health is both a giveback and a reduction of this raise. This is not politics, it's commen sense.
I am a veteran NYC teacher. I write this crap because it makes me feel smarter than I am even though it likely makes me look like I don't know what the hell I am talking about.
Posts
1 comment:
Thank you for recognizing that facts that impact this raise such as health contributions are not being discussed up front.
Unfortunately none of the givebacks were renegotiated. ATRs (onces known as excessed teachers) are no longer welcome to teach in this city.)
When other bloggers say, "Great job! No givebacks!" I have to question their ability to analyze
and recognize that they are not reading the final contract. An increase in health is both a giveback and a reduction of this raise. This is not politics, it's commen sense.
Post a Comment