Australian Education Union - NT Branch

PO Box 41863 Casuarina NT 0811
Ph (08) 8948 5399 Fax (08) 8948 2577

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CONTACT DETAILS:
Australian Education Union - NT Branch

REGISTERED OFFICE:
Unit 3,   8 Totem Rd,
Coconut Grove,
Darwin  NT  0810


POSTAL ADDRESS:
PO Box 41863,
Casuarina  NT  0811

TELEPHONE: (08) 8948 5399
FAX:  (08) 8948 2577
Email:   admin@aeunt.org.au

 


TEACHERS & EDUCATORS BARGAINING
Continuing 4-hour stop work action
click on more to read further details in update 38 (15 May)

Also in this section:
Log of Claims and recent updates

Claytons Negotiations Are Not Going To Work
Government Teachers & Educators Negotiations.
21 April 2008

The AEU-NT Branch wants to make clear to all Territory parents and community members that the latest “offer” from the NT Government, which was given to the Union 12 hours before the 24 hour Stop Work of 17 April, was a "Claytons" offer and could not be seen as part of any formal negotiations towards a settlement.

The AEU-NT waited for over 10 days after the first 4 hour Stop Work on 31 March, for any indication the Government negotiators wanted to talk about the issues raised by the rejection of the second formal offer by a solid majority of teachers in Northern Territory classrooms...... read more..

CDEP Workers
AEU NT media release (7 Apr 08) The AEU NT is calling for an investigation into the funding arrangement between the Federal and NT Governments under the Emergency Intervention for Community Employment Development Project (CDEP) education employees in Government schools...... read more

Education is the Key
A New Report
Education Funding : Key to Success of Federal Intervention in the Northern Territory (23 Oct 07)

Lack of Resources Fuels Teacher Exodus
New Survey - AEU Federal Media Release (March 08)

Your Rights at Work Campaign Update 2008
ACTU the campaign continues
At last years election the Australian people voted overwhelmingly to reject WorkChoices and to restore the rights of working Australians. Unions are determined to carry on the YRAW campaign to ensure the voices of the Australian workers and their families continue to be heard...

Territory Government ignores teacher shortage
Media Release 23 Nov 07 : The AEU today called on the Territory Government to urgently address the shortage of teachers across primary and secondary schools...

Accountability & Performance Improvement Framework
December 2007 Clearly, this new layer of DEET bureaucracy set to hit NT schools in 2008 is part of the Government's strategy to deflect blame away from its own much acclaimed "reforms" and management of NT education and place the heat on teachers....