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EB9: it’s time to implement
A number of the new strategies from EB9 come into play this year. What's in store?
Editorial - Time for NAPLAN to go
The QTU State Council voted unanimously to conduct a ballot of members in schools to boycott NAPLAN in its entirety in 2020.
Education leaders and the QTU
As well as supporting school leaders individually, the Queensland Teachers’ Union backs them collectively, as a critical stakeholder around department initiatives.
Legal: "Justice" on tap
An innocent “tap” to the arm of a student from a teacher demonstrating proper behaviour to a class has eventually led to the member defending criminal charges of assault.
Legal: Disciplinary action against principal set aside
A principal is back at school after the Department of Education’s attempt to discipline her for allegedly “talking abruptly” to a member of staff was set aside by the QIRC.
NAPLAN tri-state review - interim report released
The interim report of the tri-state review into NAPLAN provides much food for thought.
So you have the keys to the house – what now?
Here are some things to consider during the first weeks in your new home.
Time to implement the TAFE agreement
On Friday 31 January, the Queensland Industrial Relations Commission certified the TAFE 2019 enterprise agreement. Much of it will require a concerted effort by members, Workplace Reps and Union Officers to not only roll out but also enforce.
Will your insurance through super be cancelled?
The rules for the provision of insurance through super are changing, as part of the Australian Government’s “Putting Members’ Interests First” reforms.
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