NTEU is committed to enhancing the participation and voice of women members. Women hold positions of influence and power at all levels of the Union, are active on the Union's enterprise bargaining teams, and contribute to the development of the Union’s strategy.
The Union has been a leader in many areas concerning women and their professional and employment rights, and provides support for other women through the ACTU and other non-government organisations. NTEU published the first national pay equity study done in Australia, and this has encouraged a broader commitment to pay equity within the labour movement.
At a national level, the NTEU Women’s Action Committee and the annual Women’s Conference develop this work. The Union publishes an annual women's journal, Agenda (formerly called Frontline).
The major in gender studies at the University of Queensland (UQ) will be “discontinued” from this year, following ratification of the Academic Board on April 29. Gender Studies Convenor ...
After 41 years of Women’s/Gender Studies at The University of Queensland, the Arts Executive Dean, Fred D’Agostino, has announced that the major in Gender Studies is to be ...
Statement by the convenor of Gender Studies at UQ on the proposed discontinuation of the Gender Studies major
UN Women Australia Forum Panel Discussion on "The Gender Agenda” ...
To mark International Women’s Day (8 March), the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU) is calling on universities to recognise that domestic violence is not only a social and economic ...
The ACTU has produced a new video message for all union women, commemorating this years International Women’s Day and the continued fight for equity in our workplaces.
Members are ...