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Articles from Western Teacher
1 February 2022
The management of COVID-19 with the ever-changing advice and the daily impact on schools and TAFEs threatens to overwhelm every other aspect of our working days.
1 January 2022
The announcement from the government of a new public sector wages policy is a positive step: the $1,000 salary cap has been given the boot and replaced by 2.5 per cent across the board. This is a welcome return to a percentage-based increase for SSTUWA members.
1 August 2021
Western Australia’s economy is handling the impacts of COVID-19 better than anyone anticipated, and we’re expecting a multi-billion dollar surplus in the next budget.
But at the same time that our economy is booming, education funding per child is falling and teachers’ wages are stagnant.
1 June 2021
In many ways 2021 has continued the pattern of uncertainty, anxiety and loss that we saw in 2020.
1 May 2021
On 11 March this year the Federal Minister for Education Alan Tudge declared that he was “pleased the funding wars are now over”.
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