‘Angry’ teachers will keep on striking, says union
The refusal of their employers to listen to their concerns about wages and workload has left Catholic teachers little choice but to continue striking, says the IEU.
The refusal of their employers to listen to their concerns about wages and workload has left Catholic teachers little choice but to continue striking, says the IEU.
Teachers in most Queensland Catholic schools are striking today over an ongoing pay dispute with Catholic school employers.
Making news this week, more than 77,000 NSW students sat their HSC exams, the World Education Games came to Sydney and schools got a climate change wake-up call.
Principals have “multiple opportunities” through the existing curriculum to boost their schools’ education of environmental sustainability, IEU deputy general secretary, Gloria Taylor, tells The Educator.
Teachers at 173 schools in Queensland are to stop working for two days next week following a failure of talks with employers.
Queensland Catholic teachers are threatening to strike following a deadlock over unbearable workloads and low pay.
IEU acting general secretary, Gloria Taylor, tells The Educator why thousands of teachers across NSW and ACT are breathing a big sigh of relief this week.
A deal has been reached which paves the way for better pay and conditions for Catholic employees.
This week, prominent educators and academics will gather in Sydney to discuss crucial issues facing the future of education.
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