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I wonder how many teachers unions have language in their contracts that would allow them to basically refuse to work if safety measures aren't

Posted by oblique (aka kkuphal) Jul 9 '20, 09:43

in place. Could we be on the edge of a total meltdown of the educational system?

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Probably close to zero. In a lot of states teachers can’t legally strike either. -- nm - spamlet Jul 9, 10:12
E were told that under the CARES Act, we are able to take this year off if we are worried about our health because of COVID, and we will stihave a job - Herkellys Mulligan Jul 9, 10:00
It's been mentioned that we have the right to refuse unsafe work. - Reagen Jul 9, 09:50
Hopefully a lot, because I think it would be terrible to call them back without that guarantee -- nm - JackDawson Jul 9, 09:49
There must be something about asbestos. -- nm - Max Jul 9, 09:48
Send in the scab teachers! -- nm - Spawn Jul 9, 09:45 3
- I'm sure our Education Secretary has a whole cadre of teachers ready to teach approved topics. -- nm - Remlik Jul 9, 09:51 1
  - Ministry of Magic level. -- nm - Spawn Jul 9, 10:25
- We couldn’t get enough subs back when everything was fine. Zero chance now. -- nm - Volnelk Jul 9, 09:50

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