MEDIA ALERT
***1300 DOORSTOP***
NSW Teachers Federation update on salaries and workloads
The NSW Teachers Federation will hold a doorstop at the back of parliament to update the public on the status of its salary and workload negotiations with the NSW Government.
WHO: Henry Rajendra, acting President, NSW Teachers Federation
WHERE: Hospital Road, Sydney (behind NSW Parliament)
WHEN: 1300 today
CONTACT: Nick Lucchinelli 0422 229 032
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