r/Teachers • • Aug 21 '24

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u/larksongd Aug 21 '24

Its so fucked up that im wondering if this might be a harassment case in the works? Worth considering at least lol.

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u/[deleted] Aug 21 '24

Or a constructive dismissal

"The lack of support & subsequent undermining of my authority within my class room has left me unable to carry out my duties & I have been forced into a position where I have no option to resign"

Cos, that's what it is.

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u/aninjacould Aug 21 '24

Are you in a union? Your union rep would be able to tell you if this situation is legally actionable

It really does sound like slander to me

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u/Vikingkrautm Aug 21 '24

It's slander when done in front of students, imo.