LONG TERM SUB BENEFITS??? NYCDOE
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Nov 9, 2015
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cofio
There are several districts in the area that I live in but I only work in one of them. One of the districts does not treat it's Guest (Substitute) Teachers well at all as they will cancel your job assignment twenty to thirty minutes before you have to be there, even if it was scheduled in advanced. I took my name out of this district many years ago...See More
Ze Povinho
Hi!
Where I am, the assignments can be canceled at any time and for no reason at all. But if you do the same to them, then you can be subject to termination.
So far, I have been canceled by the district about 10 times, some with only about 3 hours notice.
Where I am, the assignments can be canceled at any time and for no reason at all. But if you do the same to them, then you can be subject to termination.
So far, I have been canceled by the district about 10 times, some with only about 3 hours notice.
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