Thousands of educators stopped work across the state on Wednesday with a strong message for Premier Rockliff that he can no longer ignore Tasmania’s deepening
Teacher Assistants, who principals highly value but struggle to recruit, will be stopping work alongside their teacher colleagues on Wednesday [28 September 8.30 to 10.30am]
Australian Education Union Tasmania teacher and educator members are set to hold state-wide stop work action for improved working and learning conditions. Teachers and support
Thursday’s union roundtable with the Premier proved to be yet another meeting with nothing tabled to address excessive teacher workloads or improve conditions for Tasmania’s hardworking
The Australian Education Union is calling for a renewed focus on increasing public school funding, following the release of the interim report of the Productivity
The Australian Education Union has welcomed the bold TAFE funding reform initiated by the Albanese Federal Government as it celebrates the annual National TAFE Day
The Australian Education Union has warmly welcomed the Prime Minister’s announcement of 180,000 fee free TAFE places, made during his Jobs and Skills Summit opening
Early career Tasmanian teachers on Wednesday walked off the job demanding government respect and better working conditions to curb the state’s growing educator burnout. Australian
Threats by the Rockliff Government to walk away entirely from negotiations has further angered Australian Education Union members as more schools stop work for respect.
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