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Stanley
Jun 20, 2010
Does anyone retired from a new jersey Public school system know how to proceed in order to maintain our benefits under the new rule banning multiple coverage.
Jul 13, 2010
ron
I've heard that there's a rule which blacklists teachers if they have taught at more than 2 prior schools...ie, if you have 3 or more prior schools on your resume - it becomes like a "3 strikes and you're out" thing where the teacher then finds it impossible to get another job or get called for an interiew. DOES ANYONE OUT THERE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT...See More
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Nonrenewal is NOT seen as a black mark these days.
Good luck.
On 6/14/10, A. Reuben wrote: > Is it better to resign in lieu of nonrenewal in your tenure > year? How do future employers view resignation in your > tenur...See More