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This presentation will examine the history of gender-based undervaluation in wage setting in Australia. The presentation will focus on:
history of wage setting and gender-based undervaluation in Australia;
key decisions and principles; and
the current statutory framework for addressing gender-based undervaluation in the federal industrial relations system
Your expert presenter: Madeleine O'Brien
Madeleine is a National Industrial Officer with the Australian Services Union and lawyer with a background in industrial relations and employment law. Prior to joining the Australian Services Union, Madeleine worked at a national law firm representing workers and trade unions. She is committed to advancing workers’ rights and supporting members to achieve better workplace outcomes through collective action.
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Advertised times are in Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT):
VIC, NSW, TAS: 1pm-2pm
SA: 12.30pm-1.30pm
QLD: 12pm-1pm
NT: 11.30am-12.30pm
WA: 10am-11am
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This presentation will examine the history of gender-based undervaluation in wage setting in Australia. The presentation will focus on:

  • history of wage setting and gender-based undervaluation in Australia;
  • key decisions and principles; and
  • the current statutory framework for addressing gender-based undervaluation in the federal industrial relations system

Your expert presenter: Madeleine O'Brien
Madeleine is a National Industrial Officer with the Australian Services Union and lawyer with a background in industrial relations and employment law. Prior to joining the Australian Services Union, Madeleine worked at a national law firm representing workers and trade unions. She is committed to advancing workers’ rights and supporting members to achieve better workplace outcomes through collective action.

Don’t miss out – register today!

Advertised times are in Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT):

  • VIC, NSW, TAS: 1pm-2pm
  • SA: 12.30pm-1.30pm
  • QLD: 12pm-1pm
  • NT: 11.30am-12.30pm
  • WA: 10am-11am

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  • Training Hours: 1.25
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