Workforce
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Sea of red as Vic teachers strike
Tens of thousands of Victorian state school educators walked out of classrooms and on to the streets of Melbourne CBD…
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Vic teachers vote down pay offer, strike
Victorian teachers will strike for 24 hours today after the latest pay and conditions offer from the government was rejected…
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Q&A: How to best prepare for tax time
Education Review sat down with H&R Block’s tax communications director Mark Chapman to discuss common work expenses, and the biggest…
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Female graduates still earning less
A young woman graduating from university should be starting her career on a level playing field with her male colleagues.…
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Vic teachers urge union to strike over pay
Discontent has risen in the ranks of the Victorian teacher's union after a majority of educators rebelled against the union's…
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Vic public teachers reject 30% pay rise
Public school teachers in Victoria on Friday rejected a 28.3 per cent to 32.4 per cent pay rise despite the…
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Vic teachers one step closer to WFH
The Victorian government on Tuesday introduced legislation that would protect the right for most of the state's employees to work…
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20,000 migrant teachers not utilised
While schools continue to struggle to fill vacancies, Australia has access to an untapped teaching workforce. But it is not…
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Queensland union seeks 24% pay rise
The QTU has asked for a 24 per cent pay rise over three years, which it said was an evidence-backed…
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Tas teachers say yes to latest pay offer
A new three‑year agreement backed by most Tasmanian teachers delivers pay rises, reduced after‑school meeting hours, a right to disconnect…
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