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How do I get or upgrade my OSSTF Certification Rating Statement? Certification is done provincially with local deadlines for ensuring maximum retroactivity of your salary. |
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Do I have to pay Long Term Disability (LTD) premiums? LTD is a compulsary insurance. However, teachers near the end of their careers may qualify to terminate LTD premium payments. |
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What are my options when going on pregnancy or parental leave? |
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How do I apply for funds to attend a PD workshop? OSSTF reimburses up to $200 for Professional Development per year or $500 every 3 years.. Please refer to the guidelines for more information on how to apply and on what PD will qualify. |
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How can I access funds if I want to organize a PD Activity for a group of teachers? For the next few years, up to $1,000 is available for teachers who would like to organize PD for our members. Please refer to the guidelines. |
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I am a new member of OSSTF. What information should I know about my union? OSSTF District 25 (Ottawa-Carleton) Teachers' Unit has a New Members Handbook that will provide with the information you need. |
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What rules govern teachers about making negative comments about other employees? Making an adverse report about a fellow teacher or OSSTF member is a serious issue. Please read the following information. |
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I plan on supply teaching after I retire. What should I know? There are limits to the amount of occasional teaching that a retired teacher can do without affecting pension payments. OTPP Information |
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I have heard that there is a template available to help me with my Annual Learning Plan. Where do I find it? OSSTF in District 25 (Ottawa-Carleton) has subscribed to TeachersALP.com where you can create, update, and edit your ALP from year to year. Be sure to indicate that you are from District 25.
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