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Thousands of tertiary education staff are striking over pay
Economics & Business2 min readRNZ

Thousands of tertiary education staff are striking over pay

Negotiations with some polytechs has dragged on for 10 months, Tertiary Education Union's National secretary says.

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Negotiations with some polytechs has dragged on for 10 months, Tertiary Education Union's National secretary says.

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