Arbitrator Michael Paolucci ruled that the Cleveland Metropolitan School District violated the CBA when it had teachers who were suspended for disciplinary reasons complete additional daily lesson plans without compensation in advance of their suspension. He found that the parties didn’t intend for the “non-emergency” absences in Article 10 of the CBA, which require lesson plans to be provided, to include those absences occurring because of disciplinary purposes, and rejected the argument that all “non-emergency” absences aren’t compensable. Arbitrator Paolucci ordered that the grievants disciplined for not providing lesson plans during disciplinary suspension shall have the discipline removed, and that ...
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