Newstags
Women in Education
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Union campaigning is a time investment worth your while
February 11, 2020In keeping with the idea that you should give your time to the things that make the biggest difference, devote some of your time to participating in Federation activities, says member activist Guv Johal
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Members campaign for crucial leave provision for all workers
December 18, 2019The We Won’t Wait domestic violence campaign continues to lobby for paid family and domestic violence (FDV) leave included in the National Employment Standards.
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Women in education
December 11, 2019Returning to work after maternity leave requires planning.
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Women in Education
November 02, 2019If a teacher chooses to breastfeed or express milk in the workplace on return from maternity leave, Departmental guidelines exist to support their wish.
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Women in Education
September 28, 2019Many students’ opportunities, career options and lives are affected by stereotyping. This is often compounded by a lack of intersectional awareness and assumptions of class, race, Aboriginality, culture, (dis)ability, language or sexuality.
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Stories to inspire action
September 25, 2019The opportunity to be part of a community of teachers where you can express your point of view and have a say in shaping your profession is an uplifting experience, a new book profiling women Federation activists conveys.
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Ready to dig deeper for my union
September 22, 2019Activism runs strong in my veins. I have always felt a strong connection to the union movement.
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Rowdy chorus of commonsense required
September 05, 2019It’s never been more important for people with commonsense to start using their voices at full bore, writer and social commentator Jane Caro said.
