Living costs have risen at three-times the rate of public-school teacher wages, as more Tasmanian educators walk away from the profession seeking better working conditions
Key education bodies have called on the Rockliff Government to back critically needed in-class support, as a deadline for industrial negotiations draws closer. Teachers want
One in five Tasmanian teachers do not feel safe at work, a new government report shows, as calls to fix the state’s broken education system
Election Notice – Insufficient Nominations Nominations are now open for important elected positions on AEU national committees, including Yalukit Yulendj (National Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Tasmania’s peak education bodies have slammed the State Government’s delayed call to close schools this Wednesday, saying the last-minute decision gave many families and school
Tasmanian educator Stop Work action will ramp up next week as staff once again walk off the job demanding solutions to the state’s education crisis
Educator resignations reached a record high last year, a new report shows, as teacher burnout and stress leave claims intensify in Tasmanian schools and colleges.
The Australian Education Union has welcomed the investment in public education in the budget handed down by Treasurer Jim Chalmers today. “This is the beginning
AEU Tasmania members will take Stop Work Action on Wednesday November 9. Teachers and support staff deserve better than to have their over-and-above efforts constantly
Tasmania has a chronic shortage of teachers and professional support staff in schools, while applications for vacant teaching positions have dramatically dropped, according to a
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