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Tertiary Update
Tertiary Update
Zero-hour agreements
gone
Political parties across the spectrum are celebrating changes to employment law that will end zero-hour agreements.
TEU's national industrial officer Irena Brorens says the real credit for ending the agreements goes to unions like Unite which put the insidious agreements in the public spotlight.
Nicola Gaston: Why Science is Sexist
Nicola Gaston came back to Wellington this week for International Working Women's Day and gave a talk on her new book, Why Science is Sexist.
Women trades students need more support from industry
The construction industry needs to mentor more women into trades says CPIT trades tutor Sandie Chamberlain
$2000 for two years at Awanuiārangi
TEU members at Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi will get a pay rise of $950 this year and $1100 next year if they vote in favour of a new collective agreement.
Coming out now safer for TEU members
Coming out is not a single act but a process they goes on and on, each new iteration bringing a new emotional issue, says Warwick Anderson from TEU's Rainbow Te Kahukura network.
Guidelines should promote not manage scientific speech
The Royal Society of New Zealand is developing researcher guidelines for scientists who engage with the public.
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Keith Newman: Revised Edition Of Ratana Biography Highlights Lasting Legacy
Environmental Defence Society: Groundhog Day, New Book Shows History Is Repeating Itself
NZEI Te Riu Roa: Mandated Single Approach To Reading Will Not Work
The Conversation: Could The School Phone Ban Work?
Public Health Communication Centre: To Avoid A Measles Epidemic, Aotearoa Must Close The ‘Immunity Gap’
Heritage New Zealand: Kid-friendly Archaeology Resource Kit Launched As Part Of Archaeology Week