The 'manosphere' has had a meteoric rise in the post-pandemic years, fed by social media algorithms that thrive on division. A catch-all term for online spaces that espouse misogynistic views, the manosphere has fomented dangerous attitudes that have now seeped into...

Although the education landscape changed rapidly around her, union membership has remained a constant for teacher member Gina Brosnan since she stepped into Brigidine College, Indooroopilly over 40 years ago. Teaching was only meant to be temporary, but Gina said she...

In schools across Australia, the conversation around safety has broadened, as Rachel Drew from Thomsons writes.

Members are reminded to contact our union first when subject to allegations of wrongdoing in the workplace.

IEU-QNT Industrial Officer Mark Moorhead said facing allegations of wrongdoing can be distressing, but our union has experience supporting members through these situations.

The IEU-QNT Member Awards celebrate IEU members and Chapters who exemplify our union values. IEU-QNT Assistant Secretary/Treasurer Rebecca Sisson said the annual awards acknowledge the varied and important ways members make a difference in their workplaces and within...

A troubling incident where staff were recently directed by their employer to sign a broad declaration that they had not engaged in “misconduct”, with no explanation for the request, is a timely reminder to pause and think before signing any legal documents.

IEU members have an exclusive opportunity to win a grant of $5,000 to help bring their dream educational program or project to life.

Established in 2020, the Teachers Health (formerly Teachers Union Health/ TUH) Future of Teaching Bursary was designed with a clear purpose: to empower and support educators who are members of the IEU.

10 years ago, new collective agreements for Queensland Catholic schools were approved in the culmination of a 15-month campaign to secure leading teacher wages and other key bargaining claims.

A new national report has identified the challenges, opportunities and priorities for reconciliation in education across Australia.

The Independent Education Union (IEU) is calling for stronger transparency and accountability measures to ensure public funding provided to non-government schools is directed towards student learning, educational outcomes and the delivery of quality education.