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Work and Careers Survey 2012
New Report Shows University Job Security No Longer Secure for Many
The Work and Careers in Australian Universities Survey Report has shown that university corridors are no longer a traditional haven ...
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Thanks to all for making Bluestocking Week a stand out success!
Please see below a message from President Jeannie Rea and National Office, thanking everyone who made Bluestocking week such a resounding success for NTEU!
Dear WAC, Division ...
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NTEU Supports CHASS Inaugural Forum "What Makes Us Human"
NTEU members involved in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences, may be interested in the Council of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS) upcoming event, the ...
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Equal Pay Day on Sunday 2nd means women have had to work 64 days extra for pay equity
The average woman has to work until this Sunday, 2 September to earn as much as the average man did in the last financial year - an extra 64 days. This Sunday, Equal Pay Day will highlight the ...
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NTEU's Gender Equity Audit
NTEU is pleased to announce that the Union’s first internal Gender Equity Audit is currently underway. The Audit is the first step in a broad review by the Women’s Action Committee (WAC) ...
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Getting into the Act - A Renewed Focus on Gender Equity in the Workplace
In the 2011 issue of Agenda, we reported on the Government’s Review of Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace (EOWW) Act, and the Equal Opportunity for Women Agency (EOWA). The purpose of ...
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(88 KB) - PDFGetting into the Act – A Renewed Focus on Gender Equity in the Workplace
Published: 03 Sep, 2012
Tags: women, equal opportunities, EOWA, EOWWA
A summary of the new rules around equal opportunity, and an outlined of the new improvements mean.
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EQUAL PAY DAY PUSHED BACKTO SEPT 2 AS PAY GAP WIDENS
Equal Pay Day, initiated by EOWA in 2008, is an annual event to highlight the serious issue of gender pay inequity. The date is calculated on the average number of extra days a woman would have to ...
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Private Providers allegation that Department is "sabotaging" Australia's higher education sector are off base.
Stephen Nagle, director of the nationally spread Holmes Institute (a private provider mainly focusing on business degrees and diplomas in business, english and cookery), has come out ...
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TEQSA to focus on English Language Standards
The HES has reported today (National regulator sharpens focus on English language standards 22/08/12) that universities, VET and private providers will all be the target of a "thematic" audit by the ...
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Grattan Institute university fee proposal no “winner” for Australia’s economic future
NTEU today labelled the university funding proposal by the Grattan Institute’s latest report, “Graduate Winners” as seriously flawed and potentially damaging to Australia’s ...
