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	Australian Education Union - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The AEU is affiliated with the Federation of Education Unions which unites the AEU with the IEU and the NTEU to provide a combined lobby organisation to advocate education funding and standards.
		The AEU's current campaigns are: indigenous studies for teachers; a refugees campaign; a National Coalition against Poverty; Say No to Racism; a teacher supply campaign; a national TAFE funding campaign; a schools funding campaign; and, the World March for Women.
		These schools were both demanded by the Australian trade union and labour movement, for the free education of the working class, and also used as a way to control the education and free time of the children of the Australian working class.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Australian_Education_Union (922 words)

	Australian Council of Trade Unions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		It was one of the earliest attempts by trade unions to apply the principles of One Big Union earlier explored by more radical syndicalist unions like the CNT or revolutionary industrial unions like the IWW.
		In the Australian case, agitation for One Big Union occurred from 1911 from the revolutionary Australian section of the IWW and from the pro-arbitration Australian Workers Union (AWU).
		The ACTU's Australian trade union "peak body" precursors include state labour councils like the Victorian Trades Hall Council (originating in 1856 as the 'Melbourne Trades Hall Committee'), the Labor Council of New South Wales (originally formed in 1870 as the 'Sydney Trades and Labor Council') and the Inter-Colonial Trade Union Congress (formed in 1879).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Australian_Council_of_Trade_Unions (753 words)

	Australian Education Union conference underscores its own irrelevance (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Instead, the conference was testimony to the decline of the union and its inability and unwillingness to respond to the deepening attacks on public education and the conditions of its members.
		Branch Secretary Rob Glare argued that since Rawson—a union member for 30 years—was not a union member at the time the allegations were made against her, it was unnecessary to discuss the case any further.
		A union report, handed out to conference delegates, revealed that as a result of “new procedures for the management of legal cases” the union had “reduced spending on legal fees” by $292,486.
	www.wsws.org /articles/1999/sep1999/aeu-s02.shtml (1144 words)

	Teachers' union wants smaller classes - theage.com.au
		The Australian Education Union has stepped up its campaign to reduce primary and secondary class sizes with a call for 2100 more teachers to be placed in Victorian schools.
		The union has asked the major state political parties to commit to a maximum class size of 25 students by 2005, and 20 students by 2010.
		The demand forms the linchpin of the union's plan for the future of public education, which was launched yesterday and is outlined in a $300,000 television and radio advertising campaign.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2002/10/06/1033538846228.html (407 words)

	Australian Education Union (SA Branch): Your union
		The Australian Education Union is the principal education union in South Australia.
		The AEU and its predecessors have for over a hundred years addressed the industrial and professional concerns of South Australian educators.
		In recent years AEU members have successfully campaigned for improvements in wages and conditions, and have been strong advocates for improved funding of public education.
	www.aeusa.asn.au /yourunion (137 words)

	Education Forum
		Jenny Macklin, Shadow Education Minister: There's no doubt it's a very big issue because, of course, parents know that a great education is what gives their children a terrific start in life.
		Add to that that the majority of students with disabilities are also educated in government schools and we would say that the primary need is in the government sector.
		I think it's a classic diversionary strategy to direct attention away from the fundamental issue, which is the values that are being expressed by this government to support elite and wealthy institutions rather than the parents and students in public schools.
	seven.com.au /sundaysunrise/politics_040215_forum (2651 words)

	Congratulations to AEU on Research.htm
		The AEU research correctly points out that in any analysis of alleged savings of the existence of private schools must take account of the private schools involving themselves in the low cost areas of educational provision.
		It is hoped that the AEU will go further to look at the economic as well as social cost to the nation of the duplication, triplication etc. etc.
		When the AEU and others go the next step to analyse the almost complete lack of public accountability for the billions of dollars going into Church coffers, then they too must come to terms with the power of the Church's emasculation of our democratic State.
	www.adogs.info /pr79.htm (518 words)

	People's Weekly World - Australian teachers defend public schools
		Mary Bluett, president of the AEU in Victoria, told the mass meeting of teachers that the dispute had an historical significance.
		West Australian teachers are seeking a 30 percent pay raise over three years, while the government has offered raises of up to 14.3 percent over two-and-a-half years.
		AEU National and WA President Pat Byrne said teachers would also escalate their political campaign, targeting all sitting members of State Parliament.
	www.pww.org /article/articleprint/4129 (614 words)

	AEU ACT Homepage
		Members of the AEU are the key to ensuring continued improvement in the system through their professionalism and their commitment.
		The AEU, through its local and national organisations, ensures the views of public education teachers are articulated forcefully to State and Federal Governments.
		Active involvement in the AEU ensures that the benefits, hard won by previous generations, are built on to the lasting benefit of all associated with public education.
	www.aeuact.asn.au (120 words)

	Jacob Rumbiak in Australia, signed an MoU with Australian Supporters (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Unions propose that the suffering and deaths in West Papua at the hand s of the Indonesian military be the subject of and urgent United Nations Human Rights Inquiry.
		The Union support the implementation of an internationally-supervised United Nations-sponsored referendum in order that West Papuans can illustrate their desire to be independent, or to remain an autonomous province of the Indonesian Republic.
		The Unions express their concern that West Papuans are being excluded from benefits generated by the American-owned Freeport Mc.Moran gold copper mine which is exploiting West Papuan resources and the environment.
	www.melanesianews.org /pdp1/progress/mou_jrau.html (434 words)

	Australian Education Union (Victorian Branch): Library
		The AEU Victorian Branch's library is a well resourced collection and provides services to all members of the union.
		Although primarily a union member service, non-borrowing access is available (by application to the Branch Secretary), to students, researchers and members of the public.
		A complete collection of Teacher Union and Victorian Education Gazettes are held from the early 1900s.
	aeu-vic.labor.net.au /library (260 words)

	Australian Education Union (Victorian Branch): News:
		The AEU is dedicated to the provision of equitable and professional representation of all members....
		It has come to the attention of the AEU that some members who are employed in the Senior Educator classifications might not have been awarded an incremental progression which they are entitled to under MECA.
		The Australian Education Union estimates that over 20,000 teachers and staff will walk off the job tomorrow and join fellow workers and community members at Federation Square for the national day of community protest against the Federal Government’s industrial relations laws....
	aeu-vic.labor.net.au /news (811 words)

	Rethinking Schools Online - Teacher Organization's Resolutions Against the War
		The Unions condemn the escalation of air strikes by the US and Britain in and beyond the US-imposed Iraqi flight exclusion zones and the build-up of increasing numbers of US and British troops inside Iraqi borders.
		Education union members should consider working together to protest against the war and to build community dissent and opposition.
		It is vital that as educators we continue to campaign for every peaceful option to be exercised and the ending of this illegal and immoral assault.
	www.rethinkingschools.org /war/groups/australia01.shtml (570 words)

	Male teachers plan 'offensive to women', union says. 10/03/2004. ABC News Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Federal Education Minister Dr Brendan Nelson says he is concerned about a lack of male role models in schools, with men making up just 18 per cent of those training to become teachers.
		AEU Victorian branch president Mary Bluett says the move is insulting to the profession.
		AEU Western Australian vice-president Anne Gisborne says there is no evidence to support claims male teachers are better at educating boys.
	www.abc.net.au /news/newsitems/s1062518.htm (593 words)

	Australia: NSW teachers endorse 48-hour strike in February
		The union was further discredited in March 2001 when it did little to oppose the government’s plan to shut down 10 Sydney schools.
		The very basis of the union’s case in the IRC is the worsening conditions that it has helped impose on teachers and students.
		Education Minister Andrew Refshauge has confirmed plans to shed 1,000 jobs and slash $70 million a year from the education budget in its latest restructure.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2003/dec2003/teac-d13_prn.shtml (1336 words)

	Union backs 30 per cent pay rise - theage.com.au
		The Victorian Government and the Australian Education Union next month will start negotiations over a campaign by state school teachers for a 30 per cent pay rise over three years.
		A spokeswoman for Education Minister Lynne Kosky would not comment on the government's position on the pay claim other than to say that the government was looking forward to negotiations.
		Australian Education Union president Mary Bluett said the new pay claim, which will be put to all state governments as existing deals expire, was necessary if the Bracks Government was to fulfil its election promise to improve education.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/01/08/1041989999569.html (343 words)

	Australian Teachers Union (ii) - Australian Trade Union Archives Trade Union entry
		The Australian Teachers' Union was formed in 1987 but originated as the Australian Teachers' Union in 1930.
		By 1937 it was known as the Australian Teachers' Federation, its member base expanding greatly when members of the defunct Federated State School Teachers' Association of Australia migrated across in 1950.
		From 1987 the Australian Teachers' Union retained this title until 1993, despite an amalgamation in 1991 with the ACT Teachers' Federation and the Northern Territory Teachers' Federation.
	www.atua.org.au /biogs/ALE0254b.htm (150 words)

	Australian Education Union (Victorian Branch): OHS
		The union movement has a proud history of campaigning for improvements in the health and safety of working people and the legislation which sets out the rights and responsibilities that govern health and safety in the workplace.
		The AEU is committed to working to improve the health and safety of all those involved in education by supporting its members and the Health and Safety Representatives who represent their interests on health and safety matters.
		Any member of the Union can contact MSU who will either resolve the issue on the spot, or refer the member if a more specific response is required.
	aeu-vic.labor.net.au /ohs (711 words)

	EDUCATION: Iraq: the view in the classroom - 19 April 2003
		The media release "Educators Oppose Howard's War" states that Australia's involvement is "illegal" and that the war "is opposed by the majority of Australians".
		In addition to opposing the war, the AEU also suggests that teachers, in the classroom, should argue against military action on the basis that the priority must be "the avoidance of conflict by peaceful means and recognition of cultural and religious diversity".
		The union advises teachers to "suspend normal classroom instruction to read a statement to their classes and present or undertake a peace activity".
	www.newsweekly.com.au /articles/2003apr19_ed.html (980 words)

	Preschool education, special education preschool, preschool classrooms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Australian Education Union represents teachers and allied educators in...
		The Board’s focus on preschool education is a cornerstone of the state’s school reform efforts, with attention to high expectations and the assurance that...
		Education to make formula grants to States to ensure that families have access to high-quality, voluntary preschool education, and for other purposes.
	www.dresspageant.com /preschool-education.html (983 words)

	Australian Education Union (SA Branch): Projects & campaigns: Public Education Campaign (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In 2003 the Australian Education Union (SA Branch) decided it was time to revisit For Every Student: A Statement on Public Education which was launched in 1996, and develop a new statement to assist the AEU in its important work as an advocate for a strong, healthy, well-funded public education system.
		The project was launched in August 2003 by prominent South Australian education expert, Professor Alan Reid.
		The Advisory Committee overseeing the project was chaired by Judith Bundy, the President of the Australian Council of State School Organisations, and its membership was drawn from a broad range of backgrounds.
	www.aeusa.asn.au /topics/2094.html (146 words)

	Australian Education Union
		Union Aid Abroad — APHEDA is the overseas aid arm of the Australian union movement.
		This festive season APHEDA are appealing to Australian union members because they urgently need to raise $20,000 to fund some of their crucial projects.
		AEU Response to the National Institute of Quality Teaching and School Leadership (NIQTSL) "Standards for School Leadership Project" - October 2005
	www.aeufederal.org.au (310 words)

	Australian Education Union (Victorian Branch): Information Pages: Why Should You Join?
		As a restricted, not-for-profit health fund, it only caters for education union members and their families.
		Lorelle hopes to increase recognition of the health fund through visiting AEU members at their workplaces with union organisers and through conference presentations.
		Only union members are able to use the AEU to enforce terms and conditions of employment.
	www.aeuvic.asn.au /join/1059104944_32028.html (489 words)

	Queensland Independent Education Union (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The proposal is part of a collaborative initiative by the Independent Education Union of Australia, the Australian Education Union, Catholic Education Offices and various government departments, to support the teaching of English as a second language in East Timorese schools.
		This follows the decision by East Timorese Education authorities to develop a systematic course of English as a second language through the junior and senior high schools when schools in East Timor formally re-open in October.
		Other Australian initiatives include Ausaid-funded projects such as an eight-week English course for approximately 500 university students, some of whom may teach English in schools, and an intensive short course in English for 60 East Timorese teachers of English, some of whom will complete more extensive teaching in Australia.
	www.qieu.asn.au /77.html (421 words)

	Reference List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) is made up of 46 affiliated unions representing around 1.8 million workers and is the only peak council and national centre representing the Australian workforce.
		The Australian Labor Party is a genuine labor party - the trade unions do not merely support the party, they form part of its structure by being affiliated with it.
		The Australian Services Union (ASU) is one of the largest and most diverse unions in Australia with members working in a range of service industries.
	www.workindex.com /extrefs.asp?SUBCATID=1749 (588 words)

	State School Teachers Union of Western Australia: Media Releases: Media Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Australian Education Union WA Branch Executive will debate a motion directing schools to flban school flagpoles which the Federal Minister apparently claims are his property.
		Australian Education Union WA Branch President Mike Keely said today that Education Minister Alan Carpenter’s promises to rural and remote teachers demonstrate he and his advisors had an almost complete lack of understanding of the school system and the issues faced by teachers and school leaders in government schools..
		A meeting of Australian Education Union WA school representatives, called during the school break, today condemned the Minister for Education and Training for the unilateral changes to the working conditions of members.
	www.sstuwa.org.au /media_releases (1898 words)

	The Hon Dr Brendan Nelson MP - Media Centre
		Today I called on the Australian Education Union to withdraw its potentially misleading television advertising campaign, which wrongly implies Catholic and Independent schools get more public funding than State Government schools.
		The Australian Education Union says parents of the 1.1 million students in Independent and Catholic schools should receive no public funding.
		The Australian Government gladly supplements the States and Territories’ funding of their state schools through an annual indexation arrangement that consistently delivers increases in funding greater than the states.
	www.dest.gov.au /Ministers/Media/Nelson/2004/07/n802110704.asp (320 words)

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