The Saugus Union College Area board of trustees is scheduled to authorize a negotiation in between the district and the California Institution Personnel Association Chapter No. 112, as well as get an upgrade on getting reopening waivers during Tuesday’s board conference.
The board is anticipated to approve a return to work complaint negotiation in between the area and the CSEA after the union alleged SUSD was not adhering to standards established by the California State Division of Public Health regarding COVID-19.
“( The) CSEA declares that the Saugus Union School Area violated the security post, not sticking to the CDPH standards,” per the contract affixed to the board’s meeting program. “Additionally, it insists that the area broke the ‘job location’ section of the arrangement, which showed an assumption by both celebrations that bargaining device participants whose task responsibilities could be done from home would be enabled to do so.”
The paper states a go back to function memorandum of understanding was signed by the district as well as the CSEA on Aug. 7 of this year, and also the CSEA had actually submitted a group grievance in support of all employees protected under the association Oct. 5. The file additionally specifies both celebrations prefer to resolve the disagreement.
The agreement states any kind of member that can demonstrate their capacity to execute part or all their tasks from residence must meet with their supervisor to figure out a routine that makes certain the demands of the district are satisfied while limiting the opportunity of direct exposure to COVID-19.
The agreement likewise enables participants that are taken into consideration risky of catching the infection, or are 65 years or older, to have a conference with supervisors to better fit functioning from home, completely or partially, to reduce exposure risk.
The board will certainly additionally be provided a discussion on an update concerning resuming waivers that would certainly allow TK-2 quality trainees to go back to campus after authorization from the county’s Department of Public Health.
The board accepted to start the documents procedure in September, and also has actually been working to make sure all methods are met before submitting the application, Superintendent Colleen Hawkins claimed in October.
