Crisis talks were held between TasTAFE staff whose working conditions look set to suffer after the organisation transitioned to a corporatised business model this month.
AEU Tasmania President David Genford discusses worrying new DoE data on ABC Radio
Worrying signs about the state of Tasmanian public schools, including a huge spike in psychological injury claims, have been laid bare in a new report
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The Australian Education Union has welcomed the Federal Government’s proposal to open the National Chaplaincy Program to professionally qualified student welfare officers but much more
The Fair Work Commission has today decided to increase wages for a quarter of Australian workers – 5.2 per cent for those on the minimum
Only four of a promised 100 additional TasTAFE teachers have been employed over the past 12 months, Budget Estimates has heard. Meanwhile, TasTAFE teacher hourly
The State Government directly discriminated against its own employees and promoted discrimination in its attempts to sanction union members for attending stop work meetings, the
Anna Stewart, long-time campaigner for women’s rights and prominent union official, died in April 1983 and the Anna Stewart Memorial Project was established as an
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