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Presidential Officers — election results

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has formally notified the Federation of the results of the recent elections for Presidential Officers.

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Relief Officers Election

Nominations are called for Relief Officer elections to establish a pool of Relief Branch Professional Officers who will be elected

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Government puts pen to paper, inking pay rises for teachers

It’s official. The Heads of Agreement poised to make beginning and top-of-scale school teachers the nation’s best paid – and

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Teachers step out to support the Yes campaign 

Federation members were among the tens of thousands of people who joined Yes walks in Sydney and regional areas at

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Members’ TAFE stories enlighten VET Review panellists 

Federation TAFE councillors have provided insight for the Review into NSW vocational education and training (VET), about the problems in

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Historic boost to NSW teachers’ pay will tackle teachers shortage

Beginning and top-of-scale teachers in NSW will become the nation’s best paid from October 9, helping tackle the statewide teacher

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Members mark TAFE Day

NSW Teachers Federation members celebrated National TAFE Day today and reflected on the difference a TAFE education has made to

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Historic advance: In-principle agreement to boost NSW teachers’ pay and tackle shortage

The NSW Teachers Federation’s Executive has reached an in-principle Heads of Agreement with the NSW Government to tackle the teacher

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Voice date set: Let’s make history!

The Voice referendum has been set for Saturday, 14 October, meaning we now have only a matter of weeks to

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Equal pay day 2023: “What’s missing matters” 

On Equal Pay Day, Federation is calling on the Minns Government to “Honour The Deal”. In July, the Government agreed

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NSW teacher shortage won’t be solved with 2.5 per cent 

The State Government must rule out a 2.5 per cent wage cap or risk a worsening teacher shortage. The Government

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Teachers turn up the dial on Minns Government 

Members fed up with NSW Labor’s failure to act decisively on teacher salaries, the teacher shortage and excessive workloads expressed

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Rallies target NSW Labor over failure to keep its promise to teachers 

The latest in a growing series of rallies displaying members’ discontent with NSW Labor walking away from a deal to

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AG report shows urgency of addressing teacher shortages in the Bush

The NSW Government must honour its agreement to lift teacher salaries amid a damning Auditor General report into regional, remote

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Election Notice – E2023/46

Nominations are called for: New South Wales Teachers Federation (NSWTF) Branch General Division TAFE Division New South Wales Teachers Federation

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Presidential Elections – E2023/75

Nominations are called for: New South Wales Teachers Federation Branch Nominations, which must be in writing and comply with the

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Reimagining VET through expansive public education provision

Federation Senior Vice President Amber Flohm told Annual Conference that ‘opportunities to reimagine the provision of vocational education with the

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Government must attend to vital infrastructure issues 

The classroom shortage, maintenance backlog, the program to build public preschools, and affordable housing are key infrastructure issues Federation is

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AI plans: Teachers, students and parents must take centre stage 

The rise of artificial intelligence in education was a priority when Federation met with the NSW Department and then the

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Commit to social policy reform to address gender inequity, says Senior Vice President Amber Flohm 

Federation Senior Vice President Amber Flohm called on delegates to commit to social policy reform that addresses gender inequality and

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Check your transfer status, urgently 

Check your transfer status urgently, lest you might be appointed to a school where you don’t want to go.  Significant

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