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This win for Senator Hanson Young is a Win for all Working Women

This win for Senator Hanson Young is a Win for all Working Women

by WWC SA | Nov 25, 2019 | In the Media

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE This win for Senator Hanson Young is a Win for all Working Women. Senator Hanson Young’s win against David Leyonhjelm in the Federal Court of Australia is telling; the tide is changing and sexist, misogynist behaviours are no longer tolerated by...
‘How the ‘creep’ of casual and precarious work is changing our lives’

‘How the ‘creep’ of casual and precarious work is changing our lives’

by WWC SA | Jul 28, 2019 | In the Media

In the lead up to our upcoming event ‘How Casual are you’, Gemma Beale of the Mary Lee Exchange & friend of the Working Women’s Centre spoke to The Adelaide Review. “There’s a common idea that casual work is a stopgap or a pathway to more secure...
”WWC delivers training on how to support staff experiencing DV”

”WWC delivers training on how to support staff experiencing DV”

by WWC SA | Aug 30, 2018 | In the Media

SA Working Women’s Centre delivering training to more employers on how to support staff experiencing domestic violence OFFICE car parks are emerging as a “hot spot” for incidents involving employees caught in abusive relationships, as more bosses seek training to help...

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