November 22nd, 2024

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NZEI Te Riu Roa, representing kaiako and kaimahi in the early childhood sector, submitted the initiation application to the Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment on 1 May, marking the first step towards bargaining an FPA.
Early childhood education
1 year ago

Over 5,000 workers support Fair Pay Agreement for NZ early childhood sector

A Fair Pay Agreement (FPA) process for the early childhood sector has been launched after receiving support from over 5,000 workers. The agreement aims...

Early childhood education is the foundation upon which children build their academic, social, and emotional skills. Kindergarten teachers are the bedrock of this crucial phase, and their work has far-reaching consequences on the future success and well-being of their students.
Early childhood education
1 year ago

Recognising the value of kindergarten teachers: a step forward for New Zealand education

The recent historic strike by New Zealand kindergarten teachers, who joined forces with their primary and secondary colleagues, brought to the forefront the significant...

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