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Written for the education community, the goal of this netletter is to share timely legal news in plain language. This edition was produced by Teresa Haykowsky, McLennan Ross LLP and Suzanne Lundrigan, ASBA. Annual subscription Others: Subscribers may print
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The public/private debateWhat – if anything – should be in camera?Critics argue school boards move in camera1 to duck public and media scrutiny. In reality laws are in place allowing for private meetings because the courts have recognized that elected bodies do need breathing room to reflect on their objectives and to study and share concerns privately, as a group, as long as a public discussion precedes any decision or recommendation. That said, school boards must use in camera judiciously – or risk losing the public’s confidence. Read more » |
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Legal UPDATESWill Ont. board be liable for student's suicide? B.C. board off hook for teacher’s sexual misconduct Medical documents key in duty-to accommodate Back to top^ |
HR CornerLying about sick leave can get you firedHistorically arbitrators have sided with school boards who discipline employees who abuse sick leave and lie about it. Back to top^ |
Arbitrators´ TablePsychological tests legitimate selection tool Negotiating history saves Ont. board has to buy teacher hearing aid |
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