Victoria's education sector is bracing for chaos as teachers have voted to go on strike in response to the government's latest pay offer. The proposed deal, which was touted as a significant improvement, has been rejected by the state's teachers' union, with members delivering an overwhelming "no" vote. The strike, set to take place in the coming weeks, is expected to have a major impact on schools across the state, with thousands of students potentially left without a classroom teacher. The move is seen as a bold statement of discontent from teachers, who have been pushing for improved pay and working conditions for years, and is likely to put pressure on the government to revisit its offer.
‘Undeniable message’: Vic teachers to strike after rejecting latest pay offer Herald Sun
