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Disability advisory board asks HR to raise pay for dedicated aides as step toward part-time benefits
Summary
The Prince George’s County Disability Issues Advisory Board voted June 9 to ask compensation and classification to consider increasing the hourly rate for dedicated aides as an interim step toward creating part-time positions with benefits.
The Disability Issues Advisory Board (DIAB) voted June 9 to ask Prince George’s County Public Schools’ compensation and classification to consider increasing the hourly pay rate for dedicated aides as a stepping stone toward creating part‑time positions with benefits.
The motion, moved by Christopher Dwyer and seconded by Ms. Patrick, asked that compensation and classification “consider upping the hourly rate for dedicated aids, as a stepping stone to potentially creating a either a part time with benefits or a 3 quarter time with benefits position,” Dwyer said. The motion carried after a roll call: 10 yes, 1 abstention and several absences, and was announced as carried at the meeting.
The board’s education and human resources subcommittee had already recommended rethinking the dedicated‑aid role’s structure. Subcommittee…
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