pillbinge t1_j8nfsm3 wrote on February 15, 2023 at 4:29 PM

Reply to comment by ShawshankExemption in There’s a push to give teachers (and other public employees) the right to strike in Mass. What to know. by bostondotcom

2 days, but those are part of the 183-185 day contract. Summer school is optional already. Prep is optional, and the onus to prep is put on teachers without pay anyway. Keep trying these entry-level responses to an actual teacher.

ShawshankExemption t1_j8nkpin wrote on February 15, 2023 at 5:01 PM

Keep trying to fuck over kids you don’t give a shit about. You just want to strike to be vindictive , which is fine the district administration can be a load of ass holes, but it’s entirely wrong to say it’s in the interests of the students and the legislature should disregard those students and allow teachers to strike legally.

pillbinge t1_j8ocyv0 wrote on February 15, 2023 at 8:03 PM

I work to my contract. If you don't like the contract, get a new contract during negotiations - the same way any other company would have to deal with it.

I'm begging you to stop making a fool out of yourself, though. No teacher is so vindictive. You want quality educators? Pay them. Simple as that. Far better to strike for a lousy one week than watch a slow leak of qualified veterans turn to other fields. Even lower-paying fields that are just easier to process and handle healthily.