Industrial action on staffing to continue Federation members around the state have followed up the strongly supported statewide strikes on April 8 and May 22 with locally-organised stopwork protest action in the staffing campaign.
Quality learning environments There's compelling evidence governments must urgently redress the continuing under-funding of public education infrastructure.
The value of paid maternity leave The Rudd Government has asked the Productivity Commission to recommend whether Australia should introduce a paid maternity leave scheme.
AMES industrial campaign starts Adult Migrant English Service teachers protested both outside and inside the AMES head office in Mary Street, Surry Hills on June 23 over an imposed restructure of the service.
Teaching out of subject area and oversized classes Ten percent of teachers who responded to a survey have an oversize class and more than 20 per cent of secondary teachers have been forced to teach outside their subject area.
Schools should be an advertising free zone If public education were appropriately funded there would be no need to open the flood gates to corporations, Greens NSW MLC John Kaye said.