New Contract 2nd Sept but worked from 28th August?

franktennis · 03-09-2013 12:34pm #1

Do i get paid from the 28th August or the 2nd September?

sitstill · 03-09-2013 12:54pm

You get paid from the 2nd of September

franktennis · 03-09-2013 12:56pm

So i worked a couple of days for free....great.

petejmk · 03-09-2013 12:59pm

franktennis wrote: »

Do i get paid from the 28th August or the 2nd September?

I had a similar contract a few years ago and the school itself covered the non contract days.

PTO · 03-09-2013 1:00pm

franktennis wrote: »

So i worked a couple of days for free....great.

I'd be thankful I had a job!! Lots of teachers out there who don't!

franktennis · 03-09-2013 1:02pm

PTO wrote: »

I'd be thankful I had a job!! Lots if teachers out there who don't!

So technically I started in the previous school year. How can one work without getting paid? Is the start date included in the 167 school days?

PTO · 03-09-2013 1:04pm

franktennis wrote: »

So technically I started in the previous school year. How can one work without getting paid? Is the start date included in the 167 school days?

I think there is a form called 'form B' which you can get from the teaching council. You get the school to sign off on extra hours you did and send it back to the council to get paid.... At least i think that's how it works!!

TheDriver · 03-09-2013 1:13pm

if you have a years contract, you get paid for the 167 days in theory. If its maternity etc at the subbing rate, you get paid for all the hours you did. In theory its not in the school year but it all balances out.

franktennis · 03-09-2013 1:20pm

TheDriver wrote: »

if you have a years contract, you get paid for the 167 days in theory. If its maternity etc at the subbing rate, you get paid for all the hours you did. In theory its not in the school year but it all balances out.

Okay I have a contract from the 2nd September until 31st August. Is the reason we started back on the 28th August in order to cover the 167 days? If that is the case then I will get paid from the 28th August. Technically as I stated I would be entering my second year so as I would have completed some days in the previous calendar year.

TheDriver · 03-09-2013 1:58pm

it could be croke park hours, it could be teaching hours, either way its part of the current school year of 167 days plus meetings. Contracts always go from 1st sept-31st aug however the actual school teaching days can overlap.

rainbowtrout · 03-09-2013 6:39pm

franktennis wrote: »

Okay I have a contract from the 2nd September until 31st August. Is the reason we started back on the 28th August in order to cover the 167 days? If that is the case then I will get paid from the 28th August. Technically as I stated I would be entering my second year so as I would have completed some days in the previous calendar year.

More or less. The other way to look at this is that if you only spend a year in the school and they start in or around the 28th august next year, you will be getting paid until the 31st and will get paid for days you are not teaching. It evens out over the year.

But your other point, 'entering your second year' if it's not in the same school you are not entering your second year of anything.

f3232 · 03-09-2013 9:21pm

rainbowtrout wrote: »

But your other point, 'entering your second year' if it's not in the same school you are not entering your second year of anything.

Well as far as incremental credit is concerned its important, i.e. the second year.

New Contract 2nd Sept but worked from 28th August?

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