A.G. de Nyon

[Laurent Carraz]

Une assemblée des maîtres a eu lieu au Gymnase de Nyon, le 13 novembre 2009 durant la pause de 10h.

Après une brève présentation des faits et une discussion, à l'unanimité des personnes présentes, l'assemblée a approuvé la résolution ci-dessous, par laquelle elle:

- dénonce la brutalité et la disproportion de la mesure de licenciement immédiat à l’encontre d’Anny Hertig ;
- demande sa réintégration en rétablissant les rapports de travail brutalement rompus ;
- demande à la cheffe de département de clarifier les modalités de gestion des dossiers personnels des enseignant-e-s et des plaintes (de parents, d’élèves ou autres) adressées aux directions ou au DFJC.

Pour l'assemblée des maîtres du Gymnase de Nyon, L. Carraz

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Three strong earthquakes rocked Chile on Thursday, causing significant damage in at least one city, the country's newly inaugurated president said Thursday.
A 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit at 11:39 a.m. local time (9:39 a.m. ET), followed by a 6.7-magnitude quake 16 minutes later, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. A third, measured at magnitude 6.0, came 27 minutes later.
They were the strongest aftershocks to rattle Chile since a February 27 earthquake on the country's west coast that toppled buildings and spawned a tsunami, killing several hundred people.
Thursday's quakes shook the ground near Libertador General Bernardo O'Higgins near the coast just as Chile prepared to inaugurate a new president, Sebastian Pinera.
The central Chilean city of Rancagua was affected, Pinera said.
"There is wow power leveling servicesignificant damage in Rancagua," the new president said. "We're going to send the necessary armed forces to guarantee citizens' safety."
Rancagua Mayor Eduardo Soto said that no fatalities were immediately reported and that the biggest worry was damage to homes, CNN Chile reported.
After his inauguration Thursday, Pinera visited Rancagua, where he confirmed there were no initial reports of fatalities.
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He said that no curfew would be imposed for now and reiterated his call for calm. A priority is for the school year to start as scheduled next week, he said.