By Jesse Sharkey, President | March 30, 2021 | News
File under: ADA, ADA application, ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act, COVID-19, MOA: Memorandum of Agreement on the Resumption of In-Person Instruction, Telework Accommodations, vaccination
Last week, we advised members that you should not respond to the CPS vaccination survey if you believe your response to it will result in and CPS revoking your telework accommodation prior to the beginning of the fourth quarter, in violation of your rights under the “MOA.” This is still our advice.
By CTU Communications | March 23, 2021 | News, Press Release
File under: COVID, COVID-19, CPS: Chicago Public Schools, Lori Lightfoot, vaccination
CHICAGO, March 23, 2021—CTU President Jesse Sharkey issued the following statement in response to a City of Chicago report that 6,000 vaccines meant for Chicago Public Schools teachers and staff were reallocated away from the district: “After listening to the mayor...
By Christel Williams-Hayes, Recording Secretary and PSRP for Life | February 3, 2021 | News
File under: COVID-19, PSRPs, vaccination
Our school clerks have been receiving emails letting them know that they are eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations. Once again, your solidarity is moving CPS leadership to do better by our rank-and-file members!
By CTU Communications | January 17, 2021 | News, Press Release
File under: COVID, COVID-19, Martin Luther King, vaccination, vaccine, William E. Hall
The Rev. William E. Hall, pastor of St. James Community Church in Chatham, will be forgoing his COVID-19 vaccine, and instead, offering it to a teacher in Chicago Public Schools at today’s 11:30 a.m. service.
