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Celebrating IEU members

2024 Member Awards recognise contribution and achievements of exceptional IEU members.

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Over $1 million in settlement and compensation payments to members secured in the past year.

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Employer attempt to restrict delegate rights quashed

 IEU successfully resolved a dispute with the Queensland Lutheran schools over IEU delegates’ right to communicate with staff.

Independent Education Union - Queensland and Northern Territory Branch

The IEU (QLD & NT) is the union for teachers, school support staff and other education professionals in the non-government education sector in Queensland and the Northern Territory.

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Win for workers as super’s true purpose safeguarded

The true purpose of superannuation has been safeguarded, following the passage of the Superannuation (Objective) Bill 2023 through the Senate yesterday.

Plans to protect workers from AI misuse welcomed

Our union has welcomed a raft of recommendations outlined in a new report by the Senate Select Committee on Adopting Artificial Intelligence.

Celebrating IEU members

Our union has recognised the contributions and achievements of exceptional IEU members at the 2024 IEU-QNT Member Awards.  

Decision to halt Queensland Truth-Telling and Healing Inquiry condemned

Our union has condemned the Queensland government’s decision to halt the Truth Telling and Healing Inquiry and end the state’s Path to Treaty process.

Dos and don’ts of EOY functions

Avoid an uncomfortable situation with your employer upon returning to work.

Gender pay gap narrowing three times faster

The gender pay gap is closing three times faster under the current government, a new report has found. 

Employer attempt to restrict delegate rights quashed

Our union has successfully resolved a dispute with the Queensland Lutheran schools employing authority over IEU delegates’ right to communicate with staff.

Women face barriers to school leadership roles

Women applying for leadership roles in Australian schools are more likely to face personal, social and systemic obstacles than men. 

Prevalence of harassment ignored by employers

More than a quarter of employers are not monitoring the prevalence of work-related sexual harassment.

OECD report confirms workload, staffing and student inequity persist

The latest Education at a Glance report published by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has confirmed inequity in education, staffing and high workloads remain perennial problems in Australia.

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