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English Catholic schools between Hearst and the Tri-Towns might be hit by teachers’ job action on Monday.
In a letter to families, Northeastern Catholic School Board director Tricia Stefanic Weltz says that unless an agreement is reached in time, several work-to-rule sanctions are possible.
Weltz says the board will do its best to minimize the impact, but the pandemic and its health protocols make it more complex.
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The president of the English Catholic teachers union from Moosonee to Timmins and Cobalt says work-to-rule tactics won’t directly affect students.
Louis Clausi says his group and the Northeastern Catholic District School Board have yet to work out the local portion of the provincial contract settled that year.
What he calls “strike sanctions” will take effect on Monday.
Louis Clausi
“The teachers are teaching each day, so we can put that to rest, and there’s supervision each day, so there’s no safety issues, there’s no instructional issues,” Clausi outlines. “Most of the strike sanctions won’t impact on parents and students. They won’t even notice.”