Class Struggle
We’re a group of rank and file public school teachers, education support staff and pre-service teachers committed to building up the power of our union, the Australian Education Union (AEU).
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We voted No. What next?
Thousands of AEU members across Victoria assessed the government’s offer and found it lacking.
The pay increase for ES base salary was woefully insufficient. There were no improvements to teaching workloads. And to top it all off, it was a...
Will voting No get us a better deal?
The in-principle agreement falls short on teaching conditions and pay for ES, amongst a number of other subpar outcomes. As sub-branches discuss how to vote on the in-principle agreement, we’ve heard lots of concerns from members about what...
Why Teaching Conditions Matter
As we sit with an in-principle agreement and as we’re about to be asked to vote either YES or NO, we need to ask ourselves, what makes this job so challenging?
Pay
A lot has been written about the shortcomings of the pay offer compared...
Should we leave the union?
Anger
Our union leadership has de-escalated our industrial campaign with the cancellation of our stop work actions and a subpar deal appears to be on the horizon.
Members are furious. 6 regions and 41 schools have passed motions condem...
What are your red lines for our schools?
The leadership of the AEU has suspended our rolling strike campaign for two weeks in favour of “intensive negotiations.” This is something we here at Class Struggle have seen coming from the beginning of our campaign.
This pattern of beha...
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We’re a group of rank and file public school teachers, education support staff and pre-service teachers in Victoria committed to building up the power of our union, the Australian Education Union (AEU).
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