Queensland Catholic school employers have been called out for their failure to address, or even have a plan to fix, the current workload crisis facing the sector’s teachers.
IEU-QNT Branch Secretary Terry Burke said workload and work intensification were preventing teachers from having time to teach.
“The current workload crisis is fuelled by additional administrative tasks, data collection and paperwork,” Mr Burke said.
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