WRAW CONFERENCE | THE POWER TO WIN

A reminder to join us at the Women's Rights at Work Conference on Friday 23 August. With a full day of panels, workshops and solidarity you’ll be able to learn from, and take action with, the women who make up our movement. From using new laws to organise and win equal pay, to getting women's health on the agenda, ending pay secrecy and creating workplaces that are safe and respectful for all women and non-binary workers, the Conference will be diving into new legislative changes designed to end gender inequality at work.

We'll profile union campaigns winning for women and give members and delegates the tools, skills, confidence and power to organise and win at work.

The Conference is open to all women, gender diverse and non-binary folks. The Conference will run from 9.00am - 5.00pm and will be followed by a social BBQ and drinks.

Tickets:
Full day waged
$55.00 Full day unwaged: $35.00  Purchase tickets here

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