Nominees chosen for Saskatchewan government and STF binding arbitration panel

After a rocky roadworthy for nan provincial authorities and nan Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation, advancement is yet being made complete nan summer.

On Tuesday, nan STF announced its nominee for nan three-person arbitration sheet that will perceive submissions connected nan issues of nan people complexity-accountability model and wages.

The Teachers’ Bargaining Committee has named Dawn Harkness arsenic its nominee.

Harkness is simply a precocious retired Saskatoon Public Schools coach and main and is presently a sessional teacher and intern coach supervisor for assemblage acquisition programs.

“Her extended master inheritance intends Harkness will speak pinch authority connected nan experiences of teachers and students successful Saskatchewan classrooms,” STF said successful a release.

Both sides person agreed to nominate Daniel Ish, a erstwhile University of Saskatchewan rule professor and dean of nan College of Law, arsenic arbitrator.

Greg Chatlain, erstwhile head of acquisition for Greater Saskatoon Catholic Schools, is nan Government-Trustee Bargaining Committee’s nominee for nan panel.

In June, nan TBC agreed to participate successful binding arbitration connected nan issues of people complexity-accountability model and wages.

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The determination was made pursuing chat pinch STF members that indicated binding arbitration was seen arsenic nan champion way to a caller corporate agreement.

During nan arbitration hearing, some sides will person nan opportunity to taxable written positions and make presentations connected nan 2 issues.

“The sheet will measurement nan facts and rationale presented and nan arbitrator’s determination will beryllium delivered successful nan shape of a legally binding written report. Any awards done nan arbitration process will go portion of nan last Provincial Collective Bargaining Agreement,” nan STF outlined.

The STF said a day for binding arbitration will beryllium confirmed shortly.