Kat, I wonder how the school district would react to some bad publicity from the local paper. Because the press loves "stupid callous bureaucrat" stories.
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The school district is sick-making, Kat.
My office effed up and didn't withhold for my health insurance for a year and a half... so they spent the next year and a half doing double. It sucked, but they didn't charge me INTEREST for their freakin mistake.
Seriously, someone ought to talk to a lawyer about this. Most lawyers will do a 15 minute free consult to determine whether it is worth talking further. But the press is cheaper, and it is amazing what bad publicity wills sometimes do.
Since there is a union involved, there are collective bargaining issues. Single folks may be barred from bringing suit in the case of a union disagreement.
But obviously, your union dues are being pissed away for the lack of representation you've gotten on this, Kat.
But obviously, your union dues are being pissed away for the lack of representation you've gotten on this, Kat.
Seriously. I'm not sure who pisses me off more: the district or the union.
I swear I saw a poster in a bus stop that referred to the teacher's pay idiocy.
I know of the endorphins and miss them greatly. It's been a while.
And today is not a good day, so I think I'm going back to sleep.
Since there is a union involved, there are collective bargaining issues.
Which a lawyer might know about. Fore example does the Union have an enforceable legal duty they are not carrying out (as opposed to a moral or common sense one which may not be legally binding)?
But even if there is no legal remedy, I can think of a lot cases where bad publicity has made the bad guys back down. And in this case the district is answerable to an elected school board...
I want a pizza and red wine diet.
Ooh, I've done that one! You don't lose any weight, but it's really easy to stick to.
I'm trying really, really hard to avoid high fructose corn syrup.
I have found that's a help in not buying empty calories, because somehow it's easier for me to think "I'm not buying that because of HFC" than "I'm not buying that because I'll eat it all." Generally I'm a pretty healthy eater, although I can also overdo the portions. Also, there's beer. I am not aided by a lifetime of dieting, since I now have the metabolism of a tranquilized tree sloth.
Seriously. I'm not sure who pisses me off more: the district or the union.
I think that every single day...