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Where to for the NTEU: Exploring the past and future of industrial action at USyd

The NTEU's history can provide us with a guide for future industrial action.

March 7, 2022 Ellie Stephenson and Patrick McKenzie
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“A better university is possible”: NTEU protests casualisation crisis

The protest follows mounting rebukes of managements’ treatment of casual staff, including investigations into wage theft across 21 universities.

November 19, 2021 Claire Ollivain
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Uni sends generic email refusing conversion of over 4000 casuals into secure work

In an administrative oversight, at least one staff member was sent the email despite having already been offered a conversion.

September 10, 2021 Claire Ollivain
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UNSW management may pay back casuals for up to $36 million in stolen wages

The University of New South Wales is reviewing casual underpayments following pressure from the NTEU.

June 3, 2021 Claire Ollivain
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Wage theft of casual staff just ‘the tip of the iceberg,’ report finds

90% of participants performed unpaid work at the University of Sydney during Semester 2.

May 18, 2021 Claire Ollivain and Deaundre Espejo

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