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Pollution concerns can be raised as WHS issue

​Unless all levels of government commit to urgent action to address this climate emergency, bushfire seasons are going to continue to become longer and more intense and the associated hazard of smoke is not going away any time soon.

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Union campaigning is a time investment worth your while

In keeping with the idea that you should give your time to the things that make the biggest difference, devote some of your time to participating in Federation activities, says member activist Guv Johal

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Religious Freedom Bill to take away rights of others

At the end of last year, while bushfires roared across NSW and smoke blanketed Sydney, the Prime Minister released the second draft of the Religious Discrimination Bill. At the time, Scott Morrison was accused of using the haze of bushfires to release a flawed and damaging Bill.

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Vale Enid Hokin

Late last year Enid Hokin, Life Member and former Executive member and Officer of Federation, died peacefully at home aged 87.

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A model of teacher union effectiveness in changing times

A new doctoral thesis outlines how Federation has strategically responded to neoliberalism and marketisation affecting the working conditions of teachers in NSW.

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Media release: Strong growth in public school enrolments

New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows continuing strong growth in public school enrolments and exposes the ideologically driven school funding policies of state and Federal governments.

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Members coordinate emergency and school supply drives for fire victims

Students whose South Coast homes were destroyed by bushfire have returned to school with new backpacks filled with supplies thanks to a fundraiser coordinated by two members.

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Media release: Morrison failing public schools on funding

NSW Teachers Federation President Angelo Gavrielatos has condemned the appalling levels of funding the Morrison Government is directing to public schools in NSW.

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Media release: Bushfire impact on South Coast schools

NSW Teachers Federation President Angelo Gavrielatos will be visiting Mogo, Moruya and Batemans Bay on Tuesday 28 January 2020 as the school year begins, to lend support to teachers and principals and to ensure the needs of fire affected schools and communities are being met.

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Media release: Bushfire impact on Southern Highlands schools

NSW Teachers Federation Deputy President Henry Rajendra and Senior Vice President Amber Flohm will be visiting Kangaroo Valley, Bundanoon and Hill Top on Tuesday 28 January 2020

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Set up for the best possible start: Future Teacher Scholarships

​Federation’s $4000 Future Teacher Scholarships enrich recipients beyond financial support, awardees embarking on their teaching careers in 2020 can attest.

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Media release: Bushfire impact on Southern Highlands schools

NSW Teachers Federation Deputy President Henry Rajendra and Senior Vice President Amber Flohm will be visiting Kangaroo Valley, Bundanoon and Hill Top on Tuesday 28 January 2020

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Media release: Bushfire impact on South Coast schools

NSW Teachers Federation President Angelo Gavrielatos will be visiting Mogo, Moruya and Batemans Bay on Tuesday 28 January 2020

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Attention members on fortnightly direct debit or auto credit card payments

Due to the Christmas Holiday period, there will be a temporary change for NSW Teachers Federation members who have arrangements to pay their union subscription via direct debit or credit card on a fortnightly basis.

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Federation breaks staffing cap and secures additional EALD positions

​Federation is proud to report that the arbitrary staffing cap, initially set in 1983, has been broken.

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Members campaign for crucial leave provision for all workers

The We Won’t Wait domestic violence campaign continues to lobby for paid family and domestic violence (FDV) leave included in the National Employment Standards.

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Different paths — same direction

It’s never too early or too late to come to Federation activism. In fact, there’s never been a better time

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Wrong site for Bega campus

Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education Geoff Lee has chosen the wrong location for the Bega TAFE construction project.

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Campaign goes on…

For decades, school funding has been an area of contested policy between governments. This year was to be the final year of the original “Gonski agreements”.

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Make time for consultation

Cuts to the Department and TAFE and the implementation of Local Schools, Local Decisions and Smart and Skilled have led to many teachers feeling isolated from key decisions in their workplace.

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2020 membership fees

Under the Rules, the power to set the fees, as with all financial decisions, rests with the Branch Executive. This is qualified by Branch Rule 4 “Subscriptions and Levies”.

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