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19 May 20205.30PM - 6.30PM
There have been many claims that Working from Home (WFH) will spearhead a feminist revolution, likening the change in our work environment to the structural changes we saw for working women during and after WW1.
Is this a positive change?Does WFH finally give women the flexibility we have been fighting for?How do we navigate WFH when our own home is not safe?What about work, health and safety? What about the costs of running a home office?Will WFH be optional in the future? Should it be? Will more time in the home, increase our care work?What types of workers get to WFH? Do you have to let your employer into your home? Will work hours increase? What on earth are we doing about childcare?
PANELLISTS:
Alison Pennington – Senior Economist for the Centre for Future WorkThe Hon Michelle Lensink MLC – Minster for Human services in South AustraliaProfessor Suzanne Franzway – Emeritus Professor of Sociology and Gender Studies University of South AustraliaMaria Hagias – Chief Executive Officer of Women’s Safety Services SAPlease direct all enquires related to this event to reception@wwc.org.au
Link to join Webinar
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88191988291
