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The document discusses layoffs, reductions in force (RIFs), and the rights of teachers in the event they are laid off. It covers the differences between temporary, probationary, and permanent teachers. It provides details about the RIF process, including seniority rules, notice requirements, hearing rights, and reemployment lists. Teachers are advised to fill out a RIF data form, are informed of benefits and unemployment rights, and told they have a right to representation by an attorney during the hearing process.
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