Employment information
1. I am working in multiple districts. Who pays me? What is the timeline?
2. Who is my employer?
Please refer to the school district employer and substitute pay dates>>>. CTA acts only as the hiring and placement agent.
3. How do I acquire an employment reference or verification for my sub employment?
Please refer to the school district employer and substitute pay dates>>> to determine the employer contact where the substitute work was completed for reference and verification. CTA will not provide this information to prospective employees.
4. I would like to substitute at a specific school district. How do I make these changes?
5. Who should I contact when my availability changes?
6. How do I renew my substitute license?
Contact Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission. Once renewed, please notify us via email.
7. If I am running late for the job assignment, whom do I contact?
If arrival at the job site is in a reasonable amount of time, call us 1-866-373-4321 and the school where the position is located. Inform us what the expected arrival time will be. In most situations, accommodations can be made, however, it is the school’s decision if a late arrival will be accepted
8. I received a call for a job that starts in 15 minutes! I know I cannot arrive to the school in that time so what do I do?
If arrival at the job site is in a reasonable amount of time, call 1-866-373-432 and school where the position is located. Inform us what the expected arrival time will be. In most situations, accommodations can be made, however, it is the school’s decision if a late arrival will be accepted.
9. What happens if the job is cancelled and I have already shown up at the job site?
School District Employer and Substitute Pay Dates
Oregon TSPC
Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries
- Please refer to school district pay dates>>> to determine who your employer is, who will pay you, and when you will be paid.
- Check with school districts for pay schedule and rates if they are not listed
- Oregon K-12 school districts licensed substitutes are paid the 2021-22 state rate of $195.87 per day.
- Are paid for full or half day
- Half day - working 4 hours or less
- Full day - working over 4 hours
- Any paid training time will be paid for the actual time worked
- Schools have the right to have the substitute stay for the entire paid time regardless of the actual hours listed in absence management. If the job is listed for 3 hours, pay is for 4 hours and the substitute is obligated to work the full 4 hours in other duties as assigned. The same applies if the job is for more than 4 hours and less than 8 hours. The substitute is obligated to work the hours paid.
- Are paid by the hour and vary by the position and school district.
- Contact the district directly for current pay rates.
- If you are employed by Edustaff, please contact them directly for pay rates, not the school district.
2. Who is my employer?
Please refer to the school district employer and substitute pay dates>>>. CTA acts only as the hiring and placement agent.
3. How do I acquire an employment reference or verification for my sub employment?
Please refer to the school district employer and substitute pay dates>>> to determine the employer contact where the substitute work was completed for reference and verification. CTA will not provide this information to prospective employees.
4. I would like to substitute at a specific school district. How do I make these changes?
- To add/remove school districts please email us.
- To view your preferred school settings, login to absence management to change your profile preferences.
5. Who should I contact when my availability changes?
- Login to absence management and change your profile by adding non-work days
- If you no longer wish to substitute email us.
6. How do I renew my substitute license?
Contact Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission. Once renewed, please notify us via email.
7. If I am running late for the job assignment, whom do I contact?
If arrival at the job site is in a reasonable amount of time, call us 1-866-373-4321 and the school where the position is located. Inform us what the expected arrival time will be. In most situations, accommodations can be made, however, it is the school’s decision if a late arrival will be accepted
8. I received a call for a job that starts in 15 minutes! I know I cannot arrive to the school in that time so what do I do?
If arrival at the job site is in a reasonable amount of time, call 1-866-373-432 and school where the position is located. Inform us what the expected arrival time will be. In most situations, accommodations can be made, however, it is the school’s decision if a late arrival will be accepted.
9. What happens if the job is cancelled and I have already shown up at the job site?
- Oregon employment law does not require that an employee be paid for show up time; it only requires paying an employee for time actually worked. A job can be cancelled or cut short due to lack of work after a person is at work. The employer is required to pay for actual time worked. Please refer to Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries for clarification.
- Some districts may choose to pay a substitute for show up time if a job was cancelled. This varies by district and is at their discretion.
School District Employer and Substitute Pay Dates
Oregon TSPC
Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries
