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Past events for workers

Illustration of a purple and white caravan with an open door, featuring the text “The Working Women’s Centre South Australia” at the top. The background is black, and the caravan has black and purple window details.

29 May 202510- 2pm

Whyalla – Regional Trip

We’re heading to Whyalla this month for the 2025 Career Roadshow!

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images of many women saying the word ''enough'' regarding sexual harrassment

01 Mar 202112.30pm

Walk with the Women’s March4Justice on May Day!

Come and join the Women's March4Justice cohort at May Day 2021!

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06 Feb 20218.15PM - 5:30PM

Labour History Society SA Conference 2021

The Labour History (SA) summer conference will focus on the lessons which Australian labour history offers for strategising the urgent industrial struggles of the future.

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FREE TRAINING for Salon & Beauty professionals

23 Sep 20209.15AM - 12.15PM

Free training: Responding to Client Disclosures of Domestic Family Violence for Hairdressers

Free training for hairdressers and beauty salon professionals

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Wage Theft in SA - Free Webinar

12 Aug 20206:00PM - 7.00PM

Wage Theft in South Australia – Free Webinar

Wage Theft in South Australia is an epidemic. The McKell Institute estimates that wage theft is costing South Australian workers $500 million a year.

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Your Rights at Work – Free webinar training for International Students in Australia

30 Jun 20206:30PM - 9.00PM

Your rights at work: Free Training for International students

This free webinar is designed for international students studying in Australia, providing them with skills and resources to better equip them to assert their rights in the workplace and to fight exploitation.

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Working from home: Risks and Rewards - Online Panel

19 May 20205.30PM - 6.30PM

Working from home: Risks and Rewards – Online Panel

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.

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Working Women's Centre SA AGM and 40th Anniversary After Party

22 Oct 20194.00PM - 7.00PM

Working Women’s Centre SA AGM and 40th Anniversary After Party

The Working Women’s Centre (WWC) was established by the SA Trades Union Movement in 1979, in order to provide specialised assistance to vulnerable women in the workplace. Over the...

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The Financial Future of Older Women in Australia -Public Lecture Professor Kathleen Riach

19 Sep 20197:00PM - 9.30PM

The Financial Future of Older Women in Australia -Public Lecture

This year the Working Women's Centre is proud to co-host Professor Kathleen Riach presenting - The Financial Future of Older Women in Australia: Beyond Poverty, Pity and Parity.

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how casual are you? presented by the mary lee exchange and the working womens centre sa

31 Jul 20195:50PM - 8.30PM

How Casual are you?

Presented by The Working Women’s Centre SA and The Mary Lee Exchange

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Campaign

Young workers
& COVID

Young women have been impacted disproportionately by COVID. Many women lost work and have been unable to recover their lost hours.

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