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Media statement: Women in hi-vis
Women in hi-vis The 2020-21 state budget includes significant funding for infrastructure, including social infrastructure for hospitals and schools. Investing in our...
Young Women & COVID-19 Survey Snapshot: November 2020
It’s no surprise to us that women and young people have been hardest hit by job losses during COVID-19. But what’s it like to be a young woman in South Australia? We...
Webinar: Reclaim the workplace!
Ending sexual violence and harassment in our places of work and study. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/.../reclaim-the-workplace... About this Event...
Webinar: Young Women & COVID19
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...
YOUNG WOMEN’S COVID19 ADVOCACY PROGRAM
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...
Our Youth Project Officer met with Treasurer Rob Lucas
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...
The story of how an entire sector of working women won equal pay
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...
Register for our upcoming Webinar on Wage Theft in SA – Aug 12
The McKell Institute estimates that wage theft is costing South Australian workers $500 million a year.
Free Training for Hairdressers & Salon Professionals
Responding to Client Disclosures: Training for Hairdressers in Recognising and Responding to Domestic and Family Violence is a FREE 3-hour workshop available for salon professionals, apprentices and students. Get in touch for more details or to book in a session at your salon or combine with another salon for an offsite workshop.