SF teachers take payroll battle to state as district announces ’emergency’ plan

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San Francisco’s teachers’ union is filing an unfair labor practice complaint with state officials over long-running payroll problems that span over 10 months, The Standard has learned.

The United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) are expected to file the charge Monday morning as San Francisco Unified School District announced a corrective action plan. The filing could see the state step in to enforce the union’s contract.

Since the district switched to payroll system EMPower in January, school staff have contended with missing pay, benefits, retirement errors and other glitches that have loomed over their livelihoods.

Read more on The San Francisco Standard.

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