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Kindergarten Teachers Join School Strike – Waatea News: Māori Radio Station

Kindergarten Teachers Join School Strike – Waatea News: Māori Radio Station Māori secondary teachers strike today, demanding recognition for their te reo māori expertise and pastoral care. ppta’s te aomihia taua glassie says the government’s 1% offer devalues their role and risks failing rangatahi. Labour slams ‘insulting’ teacher pay offer as strike highlights equity rollback.

Teachers Play Strong Hand With Short Strike – Waatea News: Māori Radio Station

Teachers Play Strong Hand With Short Strike – Waatea News: Māori Radio Station The post primary teachers association is happy with the government's latest pay offer, but says there are still issues that need to be addressed. secondary school teachers have agreed to a pay rise of about 14.5 percent after months of protests and negotiations. Yesterday, secondary teachers went on strike nationwide, rejecting a government offer of just a one percent annual pay rise—described by unions as the lowest in a generation. David seymour on the teachers strikewww.waateanews.com ruth leach and 13 others 󰍸 14 󰤦 19 last viewed on: aug 21, 2025. Teachers strike for extra support more than 30,000 primary, secondary and kindergarten teachers are on strike today after rejecting education ministry offers on their collective contracts.

Teachers Reject Pay Offer – Waatea News: Māori Radio Station

Teachers Reject Pay Offer – Waatea News: Māori Radio Station David seymour on the teachers strikewww.waateanews.com ruth leach and 13 others 󰍸 14 󰤦 19 last viewed on: aug 21, 2025. Teachers strike for extra support more than 30,000 primary, secondary and kindergarten teachers are on strike today after rejecting education ministry offers on their collective contracts. The one day strike is due to pay talks stalled over a government offer of a 1 percent rise each year for three years, and a doubling of the number of days teachers can be called back to work when schools are closed. A full one on one interview between former prime minister chris hipkins & waatea news gm matthew tukaki after delivering a speech this morning about the state of the māori nation. Strike action began in the south island yesterday. weather permitting, teachers in the lower north island will stop work today, and those in the upper north island tomorrow – with 20 thousand teachers involved. Te aomihia taua glassie | ppta te wehengarua māori vice president more than 20,000 secondary school teachers will hold rolling strikes around the country this week, starting with the entire south island today.

Teachers Strike As Offer Falls Short – Waatea News: Māori Radio Station

Teachers Strike As Offer Falls Short – Waatea News: Māori Radio Station The one day strike is due to pay talks stalled over a government offer of a 1 percent rise each year for three years, and a doubling of the number of days teachers can be called back to work when schools are closed. A full one on one interview between former prime minister chris hipkins & waatea news gm matthew tukaki after delivering a speech this morning about the state of the māori nation. Strike action began in the south island yesterday. weather permitting, teachers in the lower north island will stop work today, and those in the upper north island tomorrow – with 20 thousand teachers involved. Te aomihia taua glassie | ppta te wehengarua māori vice president more than 20,000 secondary school teachers will hold rolling strikes around the country this week, starting with the entire south island today.

Megastrike Aims To Break Miscommunication - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station

Megastrike Aims To Break Miscommunication - Waatea News: Māori Radio Station Strike action began in the south island yesterday. weather permitting, teachers in the lower north island will stop work today, and those in the upper north island tomorrow – with 20 thousand teachers involved. Te aomihia taua glassie | ppta te wehengarua māori vice president more than 20,000 secondary school teachers will hold rolling strikes around the country this week, starting with the entire south island today.

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