An outspoken Teacher hopes that notices related to the Public Employment Relations Board decision that the Department of Education acted improperly against him that have recently been posted inside city public schools will discourage administrators from retaliating against whistleblowers.
The documents, which were put up more than a year-and-a-half after PERB made its ruling, were “a win for members who were retaliated against with very little recourse,” said Francesco Portelos, a Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Teacher.
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