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‘I feel invisible’: UQ staff plan strike during first week of semester

Emilie LauerFebruary 20, 2023Last Updated: March 17, 2023
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The NTEU at a rally in Brisbane. Picture: Anthony Weate/News Corp Australia.

Hundreds of staff at Queensland University have announced plans to go on strike over job security, fair pay and improved working conditions after the union accused management of “dragging their feet".

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