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MissJones
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NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
I'm under the assumption that the 5 year longevity increase of $1000 goes away after a year, right?
Okay, so I copied and pasted the scale. I will only do the last differential as an example.
6A
62,602
6B
63,534
7A
64,918
7B
68,160
8A
71,194
8B
74,796
5 YR LONG
75,796
10 YR LONG
78,885
13 YR LONG
80,987
15 YR LONG
85,426
18 YR LONG
86,590
20 YR LONG
95,202
22 YR LONG
100,049
Note: If you are eligible for the 5 years longevity, please add $1000 to your annual salary
Example: Jane Smith has completed 5 years of full-time work for the DOE. She is currently on step
6A with the Masters Differential. Her annual salary is $56,707. Her new salary code is 6V and her new
annual salary is $57,707.
Everything makes sense until 8B. What happens after 8B?
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ChaTTerBoX
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Re: NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
I believe that after 8,..you do not get the salary steps every year anymore. When you get to 8,...you get the L or longevity added to your paycheck at 10, 13...etc.
Hope it helps.
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| Posted 3/6/10 3:23 PM |
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MissJones
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Re: NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
So basically, for 5 years, you don't get a pay increase?  
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| Posted 3/6/10 3:39 PM |
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Re: NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
Posted by MissJones
So basically, for 5 years, you don't get a pay increase?
I can't say for sure because I am confused but I am at the 10 year long and I haven't gotten a raise for a couple of years (hit it in 06-07). You'd think there would be a COL increase, at least.  
Message edited 3/6/2010 4:16:47 PM.
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| Posted 3/6/10 4:16 PM |
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Re: NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
You know, I was just contemplating the same thing!! I think I will end up on the same salary for years now..unless we get a contract...ugh..
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| Posted 3/6/10 5:41 PM |
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ChaTTerBoX
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Re: NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
After 8 years your salary will remain the same. At 10 years of service you get the L10 spread throughout your salary. Then at 13 years you get another longevity pay.
So basically it stays the same for a while.
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| Posted 3/6/10 6:35 PM |
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Re: NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
Posted by TheDivaBrideandTeddyFrog
You know, I was just contemplating the same thing!! I think I will end up on the same salary for years now..unless we get a contract...ugh..
Hate to say it- but I really think we might be better just waiting out Bloomy's term (but knowing him, he'll run again ) because we are just going to give back more and not really get compensated for it. I'd rather stay on our current scale, and not have to give up 5 sick days, not have to stress about layoffs, etc. The climate is hostile to teachers at the moment (which I understand to a degree) and since the money is really NOT there at the moment, they will bleed it out of us.
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| Posted 3/6/10 8:06 PM |
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Re: NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
I think I have to agree...I don't know why they want to sell teachers down the river..how did they get to where they are?! Sorry to hijack the thread, but you are correct about the sorry state of affairs...
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MissJones
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Re: NYC teachers...can you explain that friggin salary scale?
Posted by MrsProfessor
I'd rather stay on our current scale, and not have to give up 5 sick days, not have to stress about layoffs, etc. The climate is hostile to teachers at the moment (which I understand to a degree) and since the money is really NOT there at the moment, they will bleed it out of us.
I agree. I am perplexed about the 5 sick days thing. First of all, we work wit CHILDREN!!! They are the germiest things around. They pick their noses, sneeze and cough everywhere and you really thing they wash their hands?  Secondly, how long will someone have to work before building up enough days to go out on maternity? It would take a new teacher 6 years!!! And that's IF she doesn't get sick!
And finally, enough with teacher hatin'!!! I'm proud of my profession and I dare ANYONE who cares to bash it to come and try it.
So back to that pay scale...what is the L10 Longevity?
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