Getting Real Executive Summary
Getting Real Executive SummaryApprenticeships should work for women too
Article published by Linda Simon and Kira Clarke Apprenticeships should work for women too.‘That’s no job for a lady!’ Presentation to Singapore conference 2015
WAVE presentation to Singapore Conference 2015WAVE in 2016
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WAVE in 2015
WAVE in 2015 National Report.WAVE in 2014
Read about WAVE’s activities in 2014.
CEDA report on VET
The September report for the Committee for Economic Development for Australia (CEDA) on vocational education and training. The report contains significant recommendations for change CEDA VET Report August...Talking to the politicians
Find out more about what Tanya Plibersek and Karen Andrews have to say about women and girls in VET
Equal Pay Day
Tomorrow, Thursday 8th September, is Equal Pay Day 2016. Equal Pay Day marks the additional time from the end of the previous financial year that women must work to earn the same as men. The date is calculated with reference to the national gender pay gap, which is currently 16.2%. The Workplace Gender Equality Agency determines the national gender pay gap using Average Weekly Earnings data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. This data shows that over the previous twelve month period on average men working full-time earned $1613.60 per week, while women earned $1352.50 – a difference of $261.10 per week....Women in STEM – research reports provided by NCVER
The acronym STEM is used to refer to the collective fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.