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Government's bad faith is palpable and irresponsible
Sky Channel meetings will vote about the future conduct of the Staffing, Standards and Salaries campaigns.
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Sky Channel stopwork meeting September 2
Teachers in all sectors of public education are taking stopwork action for up to two hours on Tuesday September 2.
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Salaries increases for all remain the priority
By re-announcing the availability of Institute of Teachers accreditation the NSW Government is engaging in diversionary tactics.
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Staffing entitlements under siege in several states
Staffing issues interstate are relevant to the current staffing dispute in NSW.
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June 2006

The President Writes

Spotlight the Federal Government
Spotlight chain stores were exposed last week as one of the employers willing to use the Federal Government�s radical and extreme industrial laws to exploit workers.

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Industrial relations

Rallies planned for Blacktown and regional centres on June 28
A rally at Blacktown Showground and march to the office of Liberal MP Louise Markus is expected to be the highlight of events planned around NSW for June 28 to support the Your Rights at Work campaign.

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Occupational Health and Safety

Federation action leads to major enrolment changes
The Department of Education and Training (DET) has announced new enrolment procedures for students in NSW public schools and TAFE colleges.

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Public Education Day

Vinson calls for investment in pre-school education
Australia must follow the example of other enlightened countries in making early childhood education and care a national priority, Professor Tony Vinson said on Public Education Day.

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State Government

Will the Budget meet the needs of public education?
With the State Budget imminent, WENDY CURRIE outlines what to look for.

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TAFE

National TAFE inquiry launched
All Federation members are encouraged to participate in the national TAFE inquiry, launched by the Australian Education Union (AEU) on May 15.

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Campaigns

More than 4500 members �make the switch�
More than 4500 members have switched the way they pay their union subscriptions from payroll deduction to direct payments from their bank account or credit card since Federation launched a campaign in term 1.

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DET

Pressure applied to reduce salary status delays
Federation has acted to reduce the excessive delay that is occurring for the Department of Education and Training (DET) to process school teacher applications for a review of salary status.

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Health

HIV/AIDS epidemic worsens
FRANK BARNES gives an update on the spread of HIV/AIDS.

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State Government

OH&S bill deferred
NSW Industrial Relations Minister John Della Bosca has agreed to defer the introduction of the Occupational Health and Safety (OH&S) Amendment Bill into Parliament to allow further consultation.

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State Government

Little new in trade school announcement
WENDY CURRIE examines the State Government�s trade school announcement.

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