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Tag: compensation

  • Parity Pay or Equal Pay?

    “Pay parity” is a term perennially associated with part-time faculty in a two-tiered workplace, not part-time workers in other professions paid on the same basis as full-time workers, such as part-time engineers, physicians, retail cashiers, or K-12 teachers. The “parity pay” bill, AB-1752...

    2022-06-30e-Newsletter, Educational Reform, Publications

  • Why Adjuncts Deserve Unemployment Compensation and How They Can Get It

    By Keith Hoeller Why are teachers the only professionals routinely denied unemployment when they are not working? Though our nation’s unemployment system was established in 1935 by the Social Security Act, not until 1970 did […]

    2020-11-17CPFA Journal

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