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ACTU launches campaign to restore job stability for all

Food, accommodation and other bills are major concerns for casuals, labour hire and contract workers.

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A turbulent time for teaching

While teachers meet the demands of remote learning and preparing lesson packs during the lockdown, it’s a safe bet most of them won’t have to look after the alpacas as well.

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Action on shortages back campaign

Teachers have shown solidarity with the More Than Thanks campaign by taking stop-work action since its launch last Thursday.

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Members share positive reactions to #MoreThanThanks campaign on social media

The public education community took to social media last week, enthusiastic about the launch of the union’s More Than Thanks campaign.

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NSW public school teachers and principals call for action to address teacher shortages

Teachers and principals will launch a campaign today to address growing teacher shortages across NSW as new research shows the extent of the workforce crisis in the state’s schools.

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It’s time for more than thanks

Thousands of teachers and principals across the state joined a special broadcast to launch Federation’s new wages and workload campaign, More Than Thanks, this morning.

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Naomi’s special field of knowledge

In testing times, Careers Adviser Naomi Toogood has gone to great lengths to practise what she teaches.

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Staffing crisis sparks walkout at Bowraville Central School

Teachers Federation members at Bowraville Central School have walked off the job over the impact the state-wide shortage of teachers is having on their school.

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Teacher Shortage Hitting Schools Across Sydney And Regional NSW

Classes are being combined and students given only minimal supervision on hundreds of occasions in city and country schools in NSW due to growing teacher shortages, new figures provided to Parliament show.

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Part teacher, part parent: life in lockdown

Primary teacher Rebecca Clements recalls a sense of “excitement” in her household during the school holidays before Sydney went into lockdown.

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COVID recovery: consult us, don’t insult us

No one wants kids back in the classroom more than teachers – except for their parents, of course – and such a return must be undertaken when it is safe to do so and in full consultation with the profession.

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Leaders see path out of teacher crisis

Teaching and education leaders presented a strong vision for an end to teacher shortages in NSW and a more equitable and stronger future for public education during a special broadcast to parents and families across the state last night.

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Bring the House into your students’ homes

The Parliamentary Education Office has a range of online curriculum-aligned civics and citizenship teaching resources, suitable for primary and secondary years.

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Latham report fails teachers and gender-diverse students

NSW Teachers Federation has condemned One Nation’s war on trans and gender-diverse students expressed in a biased and misleading report of a NSW parliamentary committee written by One Nation MP Mark Latham.

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Making movies

​A good movie can provide some welcome relief during lockdown, so how about getting your class to make their own?

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Education department admits dodging protocols for Murwillumbah merger and confirms staff cuts

The planning for a mega-merger of four schools in Murwillumbah had side-stepped the NSW Government’s own protocols for consultation for such a project, documents reveal.

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Support for casual members during pandemic restrictions

The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting all of us, but, in many ways, it is those in precarious employment who are the most affected.

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Time-saving resources for remote learning prep

Looking to save some time as you prepare lessons during lockdown? Check out these resources.

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Norfolk Island members lose patience over school’s uncertain future

Members at Norfolk Island Central School plan to take industrial action if their demands related to the future of their workplace are not met quickly.

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Staffing crisis stop-work meetings reach 73

The NSW Government’s failure to address the state-wide school staffing crisis continues into term 3 with teachers at Karabar High School becoming the 73rd to walk off the job this year.

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Higher salaries will attract new teachers, not PR campaigns

Today the Sydney Morning Herald has revealed details of the NSW Government’s submission to the Quality ITE Education Review.

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