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we're going to be hassled? damn. maybe just have an emotional breakdown on the spot so people back away..
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No lecture for me on thursday! yay
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Under the Fair Work Act 2009, only staff who are members of the NTEU or CPSU and who would be covered by the proposed enterprise agreement are able to take ‘protected’ (i.e. lawful) industrial action.
If your lecturer is not in the union, he/she should be working as normal; and members of the union are not obliged to strike if they do not wish to do so.
It is therefore certainly not the case that "all" classes are cancelled, more like "some".
If your lecturer is not in the union, he/she should be working as normal; and members of the union are not obliged to strike if they do not wish to do so.
It is therefore certainly not the case that "all" classes are cancelled, more like "some".
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ok just found out that my MATH2962 lecture is cancelled...yay!
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Can anyone confirm if this email sent by Chemistry people means there's no lectures tomorrow?
Dear Students,
Please be advised that due to industrial action by the CPSU and NTEU on Thursday 7 March, the School of Chemistry will close all Teaching Laboratories on this day for Work Health and Safety reasons.
Regards,
School of Chemistry
Dear Students,
Please be advised that due to industrial action by the CPSU and NTEU on Thursday 7 March, the School of Chemistry will close all Teaching Laboratories on this day for Work Health and Safety reasons.
Regards,
School of Chemistry
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that reads to me that labs would not run. It does not make any comment on whether lectures are on or not.
maybe just the labs are closed? my chem lecturer said he'd definitely be there teaching in the morning...
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Yeah that's what I was thinking, so lecture theatres doesn't count as Teaching Laboratories? I wouldn't want to skip tomorrow to only find out that the lecture did go on
chem1001 at 9am is definitely running, I can tell you that hahah
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And yet he managed to score another 4 years of being VC when his contact came up last year.
I'd suggest Carillion Avenue if you want a quiet entry. It's a bit of a trek, but barely anyone ever goes over there.
My HPS lecturer yesterday said he wasn't striking, but he then looked up the weather forecast and said it was supposed to be great for Thurs, so we've all been encouraged to support the strike at the beach. This is why I love HPS.
And maths was cancelled so no classes for meeeeee
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Nek Minnit, ends up like qantas.
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I saw that. I don't know why they are complaining. 50 days can equate to almost 3 working months (more like 2.5 working months)
Is that 7% per year? if so, that is more than twice inflation which is huge!!
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It'll be like the beach landing at Gallipoli in the war. Many of us won't make it
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Yeah, we've spoken about this.
No sense has been made in that decision.
and thank god for that