Teacher layoffs not to happen after eval deal collapse
Today Chancellor Dennis Walcott announced that the collapse of teacher appraise talks comes with many costs, but the teacher sacking won’t be among them. Last week, by a state deadline with the teachers union, the Department of Education is set to forgo $240 million in increased state school aid after it failed to agree on a new evaluation system.
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Learning Employment Law in the Midst of Layoffs
Career Education Center is a weekly column authored by EmploymentCrossing, the nation's leading jobsite dedicated to getting people jobs.
According to the New York Times, Zynga, popular for its social games, is seeing the downside of the economy with job cuts in October 2012. With another dismal earnings report, the company is letting go about 5 percent of its work force, or 150 people. In times of layoffs, it is good for every employee to learn a little about employment law so as not to be cheated in pay or in benefits when putting in long hours just to be spit out when cash is not king with an employer. One area of employment law that affects everyone is the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), a federal law to protect workers against unfair employment practices. As a federal law, FLSA preempts state laws, unless state laws are [...]
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