@Anteater1900@calgaryherald You're right. It's the teachers' fault your protected rights (literally your rights, anteater) have been legislated away in Alberta by the UCP π
@Anteater1900@calgaryherald The government could have legislated back to work and forced arbitration (the traditional course of action in these cases). It's not reasonable to state that a risk of stalled negotiations is an unprecedented attack on the rights and freedoms of all Albertans
@Anteater1900@calgaryherald What's left to dispute? Bill 2 doesn't just send teachers and students back to school. It imposes the government's offer as the new teacher contract for the next four years. Right to bargain and right to strike are stripped away in this bill.
.@schill_dawg Defy the order. Flight attendants and Ontario EA's did it and had a deal in a matter of days. The people of AB support you and all teachers. You are fighting on behalf of all our rights. Stay strong. Defy.
@schill_dawg@allisonjade In talking to parents and teachers, a classroom cap is the ultimate goal. Now is the time to fight for that!
It provides a permanent benchmark. Even if it takes time (as Smith says in the clip), teachers can be compensated in the interim for larger class sizes.
@ENMAXpower Heard a pop like a firework down the alleyway and now power is out for multiple homes along Parkvalley Road. Already reported it online, but here's a bit more detail
.@UsihChristopher you have an opportunity today to contribute greatly to the health and safety of our community, at little to no effect on the quality of online education. Make the right choice and keep 100s of online teachers out of schools!
.@UsihChristopher the onus is now legally on you to demonstrate that online teachers are physically required to work from school sites. Otherwise, your leadership is not only putting the community at risk, it's breaking the law.
The CBE @yyCBEdu is now required to have online teachers work from home. They chose to ignore this recommendation prior to it becoming a requirement, and put their staff, students, families, & communities at risk in the meantime. Shameful leadership @UsihChristopher
The CBE @yyCBEdu is now required to have online teachers work from home. They chose to ignore this recommendation prior to it becoming a requirement, and put their staff, students, families, & communities at risk in the meantime. Shameful leadership @UsihChristopher
CBE schools officially declared as having outbreaks are still requiring that online teachers, who can run their virtual classrooms from home, go into the school (an outbreak zone) to work. This is getting ridiculous @UsihChristopher @CMOH_Alberta
@UsihChristopher Tomorrow you're sending 100s of online teachers into schools, needlessly, at the height of a pandemic in a province with out of control case numbers. What are you thinking? @CMOH_Alberta
Hi @CMOH_Alberta how come the CBE is still able to have online teachers work from schools - some of which still host 100s of students - when AHS is mandating work from home whenever possible? And @yyCBEdu, why do you feel this mandate should not apply to online teachers?
Perhaps @UsihChristopher can provide some clarity on the above questions regarding the CBE's decision to have online teachers work from school buildings, contravening the AHS work from home mandate
How are schools still open considering the 250 person limit on events? Have you seen a school hallway in between classes? Social distancing is not possible. @AlbertaEd@GoAHealth
Update on COVID-19 in Alberta. Alberta is adopting aggressive new public health measures to help limit the spread of the novel #coronavirus, officially known as COVID-19: https://t.co/NHw4INw6Tb #abhealth#COVID19