@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms Neither of these definitions fit a teachers contract because a teacher is a permanent employee who is only contracted to work a certain number of school days a year. They receive a set salary for those specified days and are not paid hourly.
@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms Neither of the definitions you posted encompasses a teachers employment. They aren’t salaried for 365 days and they don’t meet the definition of a contract worker. They would be closer to a contract worker though.
@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms They are salaried for 10 months of the year. Some school boards give teachers the option of withholding some of their pay to spread that pay over 12 months but that doesn’t mean they are being paid for those two months of summer.
@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms This is what you don’t understand a salary for a teacher is different than a regular corporate salary. Their contracts don’t state x amount per year their salary state X amount per school days taught. Their salary does not include the summer months.
@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms It’s not false. They do not get paychecks for the days off. If I save money and then quite my job and slowly draw off those savings is my former employer paying me while I don’t work there? It’s the same logic.
@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms You tried and failed miserably. You literally wrote this and think you’re right 😂 if they sign a contract for 48k they do not get paid that for the year. They get paid that for the days worked. That’s my point and you’re still retarded.
@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms If a teacher signs a contract stating their salary is lets say 48k. They will be paid 48k for that year. There is no ifs anda or buts.
@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms Holy shit are you retarded? They are paid for the 180-200 days they are at school teaching… that means they are NOT paid for summers or days off. If they are paid a 48k salary that number is based on the days worked… Jesus Christ how are you this dumb.
@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms Let me simplify this for you. If summer break didn’t exist and they were paid for 240 days instead of 200 their salary would go up. It’s actually crazy this has to be explained to an adult.
@MacNaughtonJosh@CoachMoore24@TokenFish3@kav3rnus@SchuckFarms You’re too stupid to realize that 48k number is derived from the days they actually worked. If they didn’t get those 2 weeks off at Christmas they would get paid more than 48k. This isn’t difficult to understand
@waveringbullets@yonkojohn@JustinTrudeau Oh he didn’t help much for sure but to act like everything was honky dory under Harper is a fallacy. I’m not a fan of a lot of crap Trudeau did but to single out 2008 as a conservative triumph is a lie. Our dollar got above the us because of their financial collapse