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PPTA News: the Magazine
Another storm brewing in New South Wales
New South Wales teachers are seeing all the ingredients of a perfect storm building for recruitment and retention in the profession.
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PPTA News: the Magazine
Pulling together to get through
Waikato-based Field Officer Kathleen West has some sage advice for these continually challenging times.
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PPTA News: the Magazine
Tapping into the part-time potential
Schools are urged to create more part-time and job sharing options for teachers who can’t or don’t want to work full time.
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PPTA News: the Magazine
Meetings fuel collective agreement campaign
Recent branch-based paid union meetings have given collective agreement negotiators much food for thought.
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PPTA News: the Magazine
Teachers on the frontline
Teachers in Aotearoa New Zealand, along with more than 30 million teachers around the world, are on the frontlines of fights for democracy and against climate change.
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PPTA News: the Magazine
Issues and Organising 2022
A condensed I & O event still provided a smorgasbord of professional and industrial food for thought.
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PPTA News: the Magazine
Unprecedented times for teachers
Teachers are doing amazing work, steering students through increasingly turbulent Omicron-ravaged waters calmly, sensitively and professionally, writes Melanie Webber.
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PPTA News: the Magazine
NCEA & National Curriculum news
Latest developments with the NCEA review and curriculum refresh were top of mind at the recent I & O seminar.
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PPTA News: the Magazine
Meet your new Māori vice president
PPTA Te Wehengarua inaugural Māori vice president Vince Hapi shares his hopes and aspirations for his new role as Te Hāpai-ō.
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