THE PROFESSIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL VOICE OF QUEENSLAND’S TEACHERS AND SCHOOL LEADERS IN STATE SCHOOLS AND TAFE FOR MORE THAN 130 YEARS.
A number of the new strategies from EB9 come into play this year. What's in store?
With the commencement of the new certified agreement, a number of new entitlements, including the new classification structure, will take effect.
QTU members voted to accept the Queensland Government's EB offer. So what happens next?
QTU State Conference recommends acceptance of Queensland Government EB offer
The ballot for strike action in June resulted in the highest return for any ballot for industrial action ever conducted by the QTU.
The process of negotiating wage increases through collective or enterprise bargaining has been in place since the ACTU, under Bob Hawke, signed the Accord in the 1990s.
One hundred and thirty years from its creation, the QTU has developed and renews itself as a powerful voice for teachers and principals on both professional and industrial issues, and for public education and its students.