23rd Sept 6.30pm RSVP HERE The impact of COVID19 on young women has been devastating. The pandemic has hit every aspect of our lives: •Financially, through job losses or reduced hours •Insecurity in current employment & long term career trajectory •Safety...
Applications are open for the YOUNG WOMEN’S COVID19 ADVOCACY PROGRAM Are you under the age of 30 and passionate about economic justice for young women? Through this program, you will work within a supportive team of feminists on advocacy, research, education,...
Today the Working Women’s Centre’s Youth Project Officer Maddie met with the state Treasurer Rob Lucas to discuss how young women have been disproportionately impacted by COVID. Young women have been hardest hit by unemployment, safety risks, an increase...
Today, 28 August, is Equal Pay Day, the day which marks the day when men could stop working for the rest of the year and still earn the same amount on average per year as women. The extra 59 days represent a 14% gender pay gap in Australia for full-time work. One of...
Wage Theft in South Australia is an epidemic. The McKell Institute estimates that wage theft is costing South Australian workers $500 million a year. The Working Women’s Centre SA recovered over $500,000 for workers in just one financial year. While this is a great...
