Teaching contract

[carbine1125]

If a group of teachers have been on a a sort of rolling contract of around seven years and the school tries to make all teachers sign a new contract. What are the implications if a teacher refuses to sign?

[DLock]

Is this a test?

I didn't study for this.

Miss, miss...you spelt Teacher wrong in your headline.

In your case, I can see why they want a contract...may want to check qualifications as well.

[NanLaew]

What is the legal definition and standing of "a sort of rolling contract"?

[steven100]

Is it a tech --ing contract or a teaching contract .......... ? hope they can spell in class

[geronimo]

Ask the school, they are the only people who can answer that question as they are the employers.

[samsensam]

the ability to spell and attention to detail are, by some, considered desirable attributes of a tacher

[beachproperty]

Refuse to sign contract....FIRED!

[alex88]

It would be pretty naive to think you have rights in Thailand. Either do what you're told or find a new employer.

[CharlieH]

Seems to me the logical place to ask this would be the TEACHING FORUM

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[barry553]

the ability to spell and attention to detail are, by some, considered desirable attributes of a tacher

Haha. The irony.

[tinat]

It would be pretty naive to think you have rights in Thailand. Either do what you're told or find a new employer.

You clearly don't know how pro employee the Ministry of Labour here is then.

[zyphodb]

A "sort of rolling contract" doesn't sound like it would be legally binding, probably deliberately on the school's part.

So if they suddenly produce a real one & you don't sign it, I should imagine that the answer is obvious...