New salary agreement for Queensland Catholic teachers

Travis Jones

By Travis Jones
Community contribution / August 2, 2016

A new collective bargaining agreement will allow teachers from Queensland’s 300 Catholic schools to earn up to $101,000 per annum.

The agreement was reached after more than a year of negotiating from the Independent Education Union of Australia – Queensland ...

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