Australian Teachers Protest Against Wage Cuts and Austerity
Teachers in Tasmania have held stoppages, marking the latest sign of growing unrest among educators and public sector workers nationwide.
Public school teachers in Tasmania participated in rolling strikes to protest stagnant pay and intolerable working conditions.
- Queensland teachers held their first strike in 16 years.
- Victorian kindergarten educators struck for the first time in over a decade.
Teachers across different states, under both Labor and Liberal-National governments, face below-inflation wage offers, lack of resources, and heavy workloads, leading to a staffing crisis.
Intensifying discontent among educators and other public sector workers nationally.
Author's summary: Australian teachers protest against wage cuts.
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