工会是人民大救星!
省政府砍经费砍向医疗，教育。补贴高大上清洁能源。
省政府砍经费砍向医疗，教育。补贴高大上清洁能源。
省政府教育拨款减少，渥太华公立学校将裁几百非工会雇员
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真是胡闹呀，还有人叫好现任省政府。
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不是工会砍人, 是自X党省政府砍人. 见到软柿子, 捏一捏, 见到社团, 送钱还来不及呢, 哪里敢砍.
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Next OCDSB budget likely to result in major job cuts
The school board is being forced to cut $10-million in overspending to align with changes in provincial funding.
Metro file.
File photo of an Ottawa-Carleton District school.
By: Haley Ritchie Metro Published on Mon Jan 11 2016
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is facing a serious budget crunch next year that that could mean cutting up to two per cent of the board’s staff.
Taking direction from the provincial government, the board needs to rein in $10-million in spending. That means the board will need to consider cutting 100 to 200 jobs in order to save money.
“Last year, for the most part, the changes we made had minimal direct impact on kids in the system,” said Michael Carson, the board’s chief financial officer.
“This year, because of the size of some of the reductions, we may be looking at – while they may not be in the classroom – we can’t guarantee that there won’t be impacts on students.”
In previous years, the board has avoided going into the red by using surplus savings, but that money has run out this year.
It’s unlikely that teachers will be cut from classrooms, since the government and union regulate class size and the supervision. Carson said the board would not be able to save enough money without some staffing reductions.
“It’s always difficult to discuss this,” said Carson. “We’ll be looking at positions that are outside the classroom. As always we review administrative staff and we’ll probably need to look at custodial staff again. It will be a challenge.”
Last year the 2015-16 budget cuts resulted in 23 members of custodial staff being laid off. The board was also forced to make cuts to academic staffing, learning support staff and professional development.
Carson said the board is also looking at non-staffing ways to save money.
New proposals for French language teaching, a new model for students with disabilities and funds from the Extended Day program would save $4.7-million if approved.
The school board is being forced to cut $10-million in overspending to align with changes in provincial funding.
Metro file.
File photo of an Ottawa-Carleton District school.
By: Haley Ritchie Metro Published on Mon Jan 11 2016
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is facing a serious budget crunch next year that that could mean cutting up to two per cent of the board’s staff.
Taking direction from the provincial government, the board needs to rein in $10-million in spending. That means the board will need to consider cutting 100 to 200 jobs in order to save money.
“Last year, for the most part, the changes we made had minimal direct impact on kids in the system,” said Michael Carson, the board’s chief financial officer.
“This year, because of the size of some of the reductions, we may be looking at – while they may not be in the classroom – we can’t guarantee that there won’t be impacts on students.”
In previous years, the board has avoided going into the red by using surplus savings, but that money has run out this year.
It’s unlikely that teachers will be cut from classrooms, since the government and union regulate class size and the supervision. Carson said the board would not be able to save enough money without some staffing reductions.
“It’s always difficult to discuss this,” said Carson. “We’ll be looking at positions that are outside the classroom. As always we review administrative staff and we’ll probably need to look at custodial staff again. It will be a challenge.”
Last year the 2015-16 budget cuts resulted in 23 members of custodial staff being laid off. The board was also forced to make cuts to academic staffing, learning support staff and professional development.
Carson said the board is also looking at non-staffing ways to save money.
New proposals for French language teaching, a new model for students with disabilities and funds from the Extended Day program would save $4.7-million if approved.
读了村长给的LINK， 只是讲因为教育经费有Cut，可能会裁员100-200 Jobs，而且会make cuts to academic staffing, learning support staff and professional development， 没有LZ和你讲的工会是大救星，不是工会会员的就干掉啊
难道你们有内部消息？？？？
Next OCDSB budget likely to result in major job cuts
The school board is being forced to cut $10-million in overspending to align with changes in provincial funding.
Metro file.
File photo of an Ottawa-Carleton District school.
By: Haley Ritchie Metro Published on Mon Jan 11 2016
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is facing a serious budget crunch next year that that could mean cutting up to two per cent of the board’s staff.
Taking direction from the provincial government, the board needs to rein in $10-million in spending. That means the board will need to consider cutting 100 to 200 jobs in order to save money.
“Last year, for the most part, the changes we made had minimal direct impact on kids in the system,” said Michael Carson, the board’s chief financial officer.
“This year, because of the size of some of the reductions, we may be looking at – while they may not be in the classroom – we can’t guarantee that there won’t be impacts on students.”
In previous years, the board has avoided going into the red by using surplus savings, but that money has run out this year.
It’s unlikely that teachers will be cut from classrooms, since the government and union regulate class size and the supervision. Carson said the board would not be able to save enough money without some staffing reductions.
“It’s always difficult to discuss this,” said Carson. “We’ll be looking at positions that are outside the classroom. As always we review administrative staff and we’ll probably need to look at custodial staff again. It will be a challenge.”
Last year the 2015-16 budget cuts resulted in 23 members of custodial staff being laid off. The board was also forced to make cuts to academic staffing, learning support staff and professional development.
Carson said the board is also looking at non-staffing ways to save money.
New proposals for French language teaching, a new model for students with disabilities and funds from the Extended Day program would save $4.7-million if approved.
老胡真理工男也！ 只砍非工会雇员这种事会在公开媒体上说？
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他到底是老稀， 还是老糊 ？
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