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It outlines the resumption schedule for elementary, junior high, and senior high classes and explains continued negotiations, possible mediation, and a contingency tribunal if no agreement is reached. 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Teachers'Association,Edmonton,Alberta  \nMac Kryzanowski,president of The AlbertaTeachers'Association,has expressed disappoint-ment with the attitude of the Calgary Board ofEducation which has led to the Cabinet's invokingemergencies provisions of the Labour Act.\"TheAssociation deplores the total abdication of respon-sibility by the board throughout this dispute whichhas ultimately pushed the Cabinet into issuing a back-to-work order,\"he commented.  \n\"We view this action as unfortunate,but we accept  \n# Calgary teachers ordered back\n\nStriking Calgary Public teachers have been or-dered back to their classrooms.At a news conferencein Calgary on Wednesday,September 24,LaborMinister Les Young announced that he was orderingthe teachers to return to their schools as of Friday,September 26.Teacher representatives and the boardagreed later,however,that teachers would be back inschools on Thursday,September 25.  \nElementary and junior high classes were to resumeon Monday,September 29,with senior high classesscheduled to begin later in the week.  \nThe back-to-work order announced by Youngstates that teachers and the board should continue tonegotiate toward an agreement on the question indispute.The services of a government mediator areoffered,if requested.  \nThese negotiations could begin immediately.saysFrank Ackerman,who served as the representative ofthe bargaining agent(RBA),although the teachersand the board will probably wait until the fact-findingcommission which was set up by Young reports inDecember.  \nThe Labor Minister's order also states that if noagreement is reached by February 24.a public emer-gency tribunal will be set up.This tribunal will try tohelp the parties reach an agreement,but if no settle-ment occurs before March 31,the tribunal will issuean award binding on teachers and the board.  \nAll other contract items as agreed to by board andteacher representatives on August 7 were to go intoeffect on the day teachers returned to work.Boardand teacher representatives signed an agreement onall items except Clause 18.3 on the morning of Sep-tember 24.According to this agreement,teacher sal-aries and allowances will increase by 10.5 per cent in  \nTheATANewS  \neach of two years.Substitute teachers will receive a  \n25.8 per cent increase in pay.  \nThe announcement from the Minister of Laborcame after teachers tumed down a proposal for volun-tary binding arbitration on Clause 18.3.At a meetingat Jubilee Auditorium on Tuesday.September 23.theteachers rejected the arbitration proposal by a vote of  \n2,630 to 902(with three spoiled ballots).  \nOne of the major reasons for this rejection,saysATA Teacher Welfare Co-ordinator Joe Berlando,isthat Calgary trustee Scott Saville had implied duringa television interview the night before that the boardwould be willing to meet face-to-face with teacherrepresentatives.  \nUp until that point,only hired staff members hadrepresented the board at the negotiating table.  \nSaville also indicated that the board should con-sider the matter of teaching time,a possible increasein the number of professional development days,andthe question of class size,Berlando adds.\"Teachersthought this might be a real breakthrough and rejectedarbitration.\"  \nAfter the meeting at Jubilee Auditorium.Berlandoannounced that he and Frank Ackerman had agreed towithdraw from the dispute to allow local teachers andboard representatives to meet.However,at a meetingon the evening of Tuesday,September 24,theCalgary board turned down Saville's motion by a sixto one vote.  \nBerlando speculates that it was this unwillingnessof the board that led the Cabinet to move with aback-to-work order.Berlando sees one very positiveoutcome of the strike:The government has nowordered the Calgary Board of Education to bargain onworking conditions.This has major implications forall negotiations in Alberta.\"  \nATA president disappointed withneed for back-to-work order  \nVol.15 Supplement No.3 September 25,1980  \nit,and ","cbCailpHRLrYr5ZT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailpHRLrYr5ZT","pdf",606085,"English","# Calgary teachers ordered back\n## Back-to-work order and class resumption schedule\n## Negotiations, mediation, and emergency tribunal timeline\n## Clause 18.3 arbitration rejection and settlement terms\n## Association and board reactions","[{\"question\":\"Who announced the back-to-work order for Calgary teachers and when did classes resume?\",\"answer\":\"Labor Minister Les Young announced the order on Wednesday, September 24, with teachers returning as of Friday, September 26. Elementary and junior high classes were set to resume on Monday, September 29, while senior high began later in the week.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens if negotiations do not reach an agreement?\",\"answer\":\"The order states that negotiations should continue toward an agreement, with a government mediator available if requested. If no agreement is reached by February 24, a public emergency tribunal would be established, and if no settlement occurs before March 31, it would issue a binding award.\"},{\"question\":\"Why did teachers reject voluntary binding arbitration on Clause 18.3?\",\"answer\":\"Teachers rejected the arbitration proposal after it was implied that the board would meet face-to-face with teacher representatives. 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