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Welcome
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Agenda Numbers Rights Under Collective Agreement Spring Transfer Process (STP) Qualifications Rescindment Rights Severance Recall Rights Employment Insurance (EI) Benefits Summer School Summer Posting Period You Have a Temporary Job You Have Been Fully Recalled After 2011 September 01 4 Reminders
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The Numbers Lay-Off FTE is 144 To achieve this FTE, 187 teaching employees had to be laid-off This number translates to approximately 2 years and 8 months of seniority
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Rights under Collective Agreement Right to post into assignment(s) as a D category applicant up to 2011 June 30 Right to rescindment up to 2011 June 30 Recall after 2011 June 30 Severance after 2011 June 30
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Spring Transfer Process (STP) Apply for postings as usual but as “D” Category Access to postings as usual Complete “Positions Applied For” form No interview
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STP (cont’d) “Interview Committee” chooses most senior qualified candidate Job offer confirmed through HR Turn down of offers in this period will not affect recall rights
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Status On Leave If you are on Maternity/Parental/Sick leave your layoff is suspended until the end of your Leave period Your layoff is effective your date of return You will be considered a “D” candidate for the Post and Fill process for the duration of your leave
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Qualifications Paper qualification Experience qualification Reasonable expectation for success Individuals should apply for positions for which they believe they are qualified
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Qualifications (cont’d) Qualification adjudication, if disputed, will be determined by the layoff committee. If layoff committee cannot agree expedited arbitration is possible.
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Rescindment Rights Before 2011 June 30, if successful through the posting process, the layoff notice will be rescinded
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Rescindment Rights (cont’d) Prior to 2011 June 30, individuals who apply for and accept an FTE lower than their current FTE, will be considered to have reduced their FTE voluntarily and permanently
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Severance Severance Pay - 5% per year of salary of continuous service for a full 1.00 FTE Rounded to the nearest month to a maximum of one year of salary Pro-rated for less than 1.00 FTE
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Severance (cont’d) An individual has the right to collect severance any time for the 28 months following date of layoff Severance is final! All ties with the VBE are severed To collect severance, a letter must be sent to HR
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Recall Rights (after 2011 June 30) All individuals not receiving rescindment or severance will be placed on a recall list for a period of 28 months from date of layoff All individuals on the recall list have the right to apply for the TOC list and will be accepted to that list Individuals may apply for temporary or continuing contracts but at all times maintain their laid off FTE recall right
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Recall Rights (cont’d) Turn down of temporary offers will not affect recall rights Turn down of continuing offers will affect recall rights – a second turn down of a continuing offer will result in the individual losing all recall rights including severance
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Employment Insurance (EI) For all laid off continuing contracted teachers, as of 2011 June 30 a Record of Employment (ROE) will be electronically submitted to EI Teachers who are recalled should be aware that EI funds received may be audited
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EI (cont’d) Instructions on “How to Make an EI application via the Web” will be provided to teachers who receive layoff notices Teachers may apply for EI on their last day of work
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Benefits MSP, Extended Health, Dental and Group Life Insurance stay in effect until 2011 August 31 Employees on the recall list may continue benefits with 100% being prepaid by the employee
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Summer School Separate from K-12 Has no bearing on the layoff/recall process
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Summer Posting Period (SPP) Teacher postings are online at https://myvsb.vsb.bc.ca for VBE employees https://myvsb.vsb.bc.ca VBE username and password is required to view postings Please contact Helpdesk to set up your username and password
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SPP (cont’d) Tuesday, August 16 – Postings open Monday, August 22 – Postings close at 4:30 p.m. August 16-22 – Postings may be viewed 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. VBE - Room TBA
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SPP (cont’d) Apply to temporary or continuing postings as a “D” Category candidate Awarding of temporary postings does not affect recall status Individuals MUST complete temporary contracts for which they have applied and been the successful candidate
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SPP (cont’d) Individuals who are the successful candidate for a continuing position equivalent to their laid off FTE are deemed to be fully recalled Individuals who are the successful candidate for a continuing position less than their laid off FTE retain partial recall rights
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SPP (cont’d) In all cases individuals on the recall list, when applying for jobs, will not receive interviews The most senior qualified candidate will be selected by the school “Interview Committee” Job offers will be confirmed through HR
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You Have a Temporary Job Must complete all temporary contracts Seniority is accumulated but only applied once continuing status has been regained
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You Have a Temporary Job (cont’d) Sick Days – banked sick days before 2011 June 30 may be accessed while on temporary contract Don’t forget that the 28 month recall time period is still in effect
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You Have Been Fully Recalled Employees have been restored to full status Access to all rights under the Collective Agreement including sick days banked and seniority accumulation
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After 2011 Sept 01 Maintain up-to-date information regarding email and/or home address Apply for postings as a “D” category candidate through the normal process
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After 2011 Sept 01 (cont’d) Recall rights continue as described previously Remember – THE CLOCK IS STILL RUNNING!!
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2010-2011 Recall List If you are currently a “D” category who was laid off last year you maintain all the rights described today, except you have, effective 2011 June 30, 16 months of recall rights remaining If you have worked in a temporary contract this year, you have not accrued seniority, nor has the clock stopped ticking on your recall
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4 Reminders 1.Severance means severed 2.If you are on the recall list you must apply for the TOC list – IT IS NOT AUTOMATIC
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4 Reminders (cont’d) 3.TOC on scale days will count for seniority if and when continuing status is regained 4.Recall is an active process – YOU MUST APPLY FOR JOBS
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