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San Diego government schools appear to be run by sensitive, concerned, economic illiterates.
"Under an unusual set of rules, some San Diego Unified School District workers who lose their jobs and settle into lower positions will continue to earn their same pay for a year or more.
The longstanding rules are meant to insulate school workers from sudden changes in pay. But they will also chip away at the immediate savings if San Diego Unified tries to thin its workforce this year. Hundreds of jobs could be slashed as schools prepare for an estimated $120 million in cuts."
The good news is that at some point the District will collapse--then maybe some sanity and fiscal responsibility will be used to make decisions for the betterment of the children, not the special interests.
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"Under an unusual set of rules, some San Diego Unified School District workers who lose their jobs and settle into lower positions will continue to earn their same pay for a year or more.
The longstanding rules are meant to insulate school workers from sudden changes in pay. But they will also chip away at the immediate savings if San Diego Unified tries to thin its workforce this year. Hundreds of jobs could be slashed as schools prepare for an estimated $120 million in cuts."
The good news is that at some point the District will collapse--then maybe some sanity and fiscal responsibility will be used to make decisions for the betterment of the children, not the special interests.
More...