The union movement has signalled support for expanded migration if key reforms met.

Secure work should be the nation’s top macro-economic goal.

The reasons behind the current teacher and school staff shortages are many and complex – but Education Minister Jason Clare’s planned Teacher Workforce Roundtable is a good start towards the changes needed to tackle the current staffing crisis.

The IEU Chapter at the Samford Valley Steiner School Chapter have secured their very first collective agreement with the ongoing support of our union, winning key work conditions and wages protections.

IEU members at Hymba Yumba have secured powerful new provisions in their collective agreement, the first of their kind in education, which will contribute towards Closing the Industrial Gap.

University staff threatened over refusal to volunteer for unpaid work.

Employers threatening to terminate collective agreements, force workers onto minimum conditions.

IEU members’ voices have been heard loud and clear in Canberra following a delegation of members to Parliament House last week.

Catholic employing authorities have or are communicating to their teaching and non-teaching staff that they will commence paying the full wage increase due to employees under the collective agreement now that the public sector 2022 wage increase is known.

Two IEU-QNT members have been acknowledged for their outstanding contributions within the Queensland Catholic education community at the 2022 Spirit of Catholic Education Awards.