After 3 nights of camping out in SFUSD headquarters, union reps say they've reached an agreement to get educators their unpaid checks. But while 'it's a win in terms of people are going to get paid... in terms of morale it was a huge loss.'
Educators camping out in the district offices of San Francisco Unified School District are demanding unpaid paychecks, saying they want their money.
The district says a new payroll system led to underpayments in 1,003 cases. Only 25 of those cases have yet to be resolved and union members are now making calls to double check that employees, including teachers and paraeducators, received their money.It's been such an issue, the superintendent even apologized earlier this week.
We first talked with special education instructor Rebecca Fedorko Monday, at which time she estimated she had been shorted $2,000. As of Thursday night, she has received money for tutoring programs she was involved in and expects COVID pay to come next week.
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