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.
Australian Education Union teacher and support staff members at Launceston College stopped work for respect today in a signal of increasing industrial action across Tasmanian
Friday’s emergency national education roundtable will be a failure for Education Minister Roger Jaensch unless immediate solutions are found for Tasmania’s excessive teacher workloads and uncompetitive
Educators working in some of the state’s most isolated schools have been short-changed thousands of dollars in cost-of-living payments that have been frozen for a
A new campaign detailing what is critically needed to improve public education in Tasmania has received a groundswell of support from key Tasmanian and national
The Australian Education Union has welcomed the swift action taken by the Albanese Government for the interim establishment of Jobs and Skills Australia as a
The Australian Education Union is urging the Federal Government to ensure school funding is a key consideration of the review of the National Schools Reform
Thank you. Two simple words, but two that are important to use after such a difficult two terms. The staff shortage crisis that existed before
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