Some New Brunswick academics might even see their pay delayed if the CUPE strike drags on, at the same time as they proceed to work in digital school rooms.
The province locked out two CUPE locals over the weekend, together with some staff who deal with payroll for academics.
Schooling and Early Childhood Improvement Minister Dominic Cardy stated there are query marks after this week’s scheduled pay.
“Day-to-day provide academics, long-term provide academics who’re engaged within the strike shall be paid on November fifth,” Cardy stated. “If the strike persists, a few of these points could possibly be impacted.”
College students shifted to an internet studying program Monday on account of the strike.
Cardy has stated this system will stay till the strike ends, though he has left the door open to a attainable hybrid system that included at-home and in-person studying.
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