The union’s statement called Reilly’s decision to “unilaterally” impose the interim rules an “act of bad faith bargaining,” and said that UTLA would file a formal complaint with California’s labor relations board. The union wants LAUSD to require students get vaccinated once they become eligible - a policy that would follow the lead of districts like Culver City Unified.LAUSD negotiators are currently insisting that elementary teachers offer at least three hours of live lessons per day, and secondary teachers should stream at least 30 minutes of each class period. UTLA contends this option allows for more flexibility. UTLA proposed that teachers have the option to offer - for additional pay - after-school office hours to quarantined students instead of live-streaming their lessons over Zoom.Currently, students or staff only have to quarantine if they were a “close contact,” defined as someone who spent more than 15 minutes within six feet of the positive case.
Negotiations with United Teachers Los Angeles continue over a permanent policy for how the district should handle a partially- or fully quarantined class. The LAUSD teacher’s union is pushing back on the plan, criticizing Reilly for instituting rules “without having reached a bargaining agreement as required by law."
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