Tag: Teachers
Teachers to continue action despite strike ban
The teachers union says its industrial campaign will go ahead, despite a strike ban.[MORE]
Protesting won't help, Govt tells teachers
The SA Govt has warned teachers that today's after school rally will not benefit their argument for better pay and a new school funding model.[MORE]
Teachers' appeal on no-strike ruling
SA teachers lodge an appeal over an IRC order to abandon their Friday strike.[MORE]
Frustration over teacher strike
SA parents have express frustration at the lack of notice given about the cancellation of today's teachers' strike.[MORE]
SA teachers must show up: Education Dept
South Australian teachers are ordered by the IRC to call off their Friday strike.[MORE]
Riverina teachers threaten 48hr strike
Teachers at Riverina public schools and TAFE colleges are threatening to strike for the first two days of the 2009 school year.[MORE]
Parents in dark as teacher pay deal deadlocked
Parents are still in the dark about whether Friday's planned strike by New South Wales public school teachers will go ahead. [MORE]
UK teachers to head to regional WA
The Education Department is on a recruiting drive in the United Kingdom to try to entice teachers to relocate to regional towns in Western Australia.[MORE]
Teachers vow to delay school year
Public school teachers across NSW have voted to strike for the first two days of the 2009 school year.[MORE]
Teachers stop work over wage dispute
Public school teachers in New South Wales are holding stop-work meetings for two hours today.[MORE]
NT teachers pay dispute comes to an end
After more than 15 months of negotiations, the NT's Education Union has agreed to accept the NT Government's pay offer.[MORE]
Education Dept condemns teachers' stop-work
The regional director of the Department of Education says today's stop-work action will inconvenience parents and disrupt student learning.[MORE]
Teachers stop work over wage row
Teachers across New South Wales will stop work for up to two hours this morning over a wage dispute and the possibility that the teacher transfer system will be dismantled.[MORE]
Wage dispute: NSW teachers continue fight
Thousands of state school and TAFE teachers across New South Wales have walked off the job for two hours.[MORE]
Schools strike unlikely to be averted
Teachers are expected to proceed with their strike in public schools on Friday, after conciliation talks with the South Australian Government were adjourned again in the Industrial Relations Commission.[MORE]
Legal threat no deterrent to teachers' stop-work plans
New South Wales mid-north coast teachers say they intend to go ahead with tomorrow's state-wide stop-work meeting.[MORE]
Teacher talks to resume
Conciliation talks between the teachers' union and the State Government will resume in the Industrial Relations Commission today.[MORE]
Use SMS to alert parents to stranger danger: Roberts
The State Opposition says the Education Department should consider implementing school-based SMS alert systems following a sex attack against two young students in Perth.[MORE]
More teacher talks on Tuesday
There will be more talks in the Industrial Relations Commission on Tuesday aimed at averting a planned strike by South Australian teachers on Friday.[MORE]
Teacher on child sex charges to front court again
A 59-year-old man is due to face Toowoomba Magistrates Court again today on child sex charges.[MORE]
SA Govt tries to stop teacher strike
The SA Govt will try to prevent a full-day strike by public school teachers in the Industrial Relations Commission today.[MORE]
Teachers' ballot endorses strike
A ballot of public school teachers in South Australia has endorsed a strike plan for next Friday and further rolling stoppages until the end of term.[MORE]
Lawyers challenge teacher's jailing for sex with student
Lawyers have lodged an appeal against the conviction of a Bunbury teacher to 27 months jail for having sex with a 14-year-old boy.[MORE]
Computers in schools plan unaffordable: Constable
Western Australia's Minister for Education, Liz Constable, says her state can not afford to implement the Federal Government's computers in schools plan.[MORE]
