‘No mood to settle’: Labor offers revised pay deal to head off teacher strike
The government has presented a slightly improved pay offer to teachers, though it remains well short of their original demands.
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The Labor government has put forward a revised pay offer in an attempt to avert an upcoming teacher strike. The new proposal represents a slight advance on the government's previous position, which offered a 28 percent salary increase over a four-year period.[1][2]
Despite the minor adjustment to the government's stance, the revised offer still falls well short of the pay increases and terms originally demanded by the teachers, who remain in no mood to settle.[1][2]
