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University of Newcastle vice-chancellor Alex Zelinsky's pay up 7% to $930,000 | Manning River Times - Vimarsana News

University of Newcastle vice-chancellor Alex Zelinsky's pay up 7% to $930,000 | Manning River Times

University management is involved in a long-running dispute with staff over a new enterprise agreement.

University of Newcastle vice-chancellor Alex Zelinsky's pay up 7% to $930,000 | Dungog Chronicle - Vimarsana News

University of Newcastle vice-chancellor Alex Zelinsky's pay up 7% to $930,000 | Dungog Chronicle

University management is involved in a long-running dispute with staff over a new enterprise agreement.

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University Considers Unprecedented Tactics to Lower Pay and Conditions

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NTEU fears University of Newcastle management will use new industrial relations laws to 'gut' staff conditions | The Maitland Mercury - Vimarsana News

NTEU fears University of Newcastle management will use new industrial relations laws to 'gut' staff conditions | The Maitland Mercury

The union is worried the university will seek Fair Work Commission arbitration, sidelining staff.

NTEU fears University of Newcastle management will use new industrial relations laws to 'gut' staff conditions | Great Lakes Advocate - Vimarsana News

NTEU fears University of Newcastle management will use new industrial relations laws to 'gut' staff conditions | Great Lakes Advocate

The union is worried the university will seek Fair Work Commission arbitration, sidelining staff.