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Gender equality

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Gender inequality
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Gender
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Gender equality
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Report

Advancing women in Australia: eliminating bias in feedback and promotions


This is the sixth in a series of landmark gender parity surveys in Australia. This report highlights the gap in promotion rates between men and women in Australian workplaces.
Discussion paper

Realizing human potential in the Fourth Industrial Revolution: an agenda for leaders to shape the future of education, gender and work


This white paper is the outcome of an international dialogue series, organised by the World Economic Forum. It is intended to be a resource for governments, business and other stakeholders interested in strengthening the enabling environment for human capital formation in the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Submission

ECCV response to the Victorian Government’s Gender Equality Consultations on the Development of Victoria’s Gender Equality Strategy October 2016


ECCV assisted the Victorian Government in its consultations with Victoria's culturally diverse community to inform the development of the Victorian Government's Gender Equality Strategy. The consultations identified several key priorities for ethnic Victorian women including: - a strong call for genuine partnerships with ethnic community groups; - the professionalisation of bilingual workforce and; - empowerment...
Report

The global gender gap report 2016


This annual report measures the degree of gender disparities in 144 countries, using the Global Gender Gap Index. Since 2015, 68 countries (out of 142 measured in both years) have increased their overall gender gap score, while 74 have seen it decrease. The report concludes that 2016 has been an ambiguous year for global gender...
Policy

National model gender equitable briefing policy


The Law Council is committed to taking measures that ensure a level playing field for all members of the Australian legal profession. A major step towards this goal is the development of a National Model Gender Equitable Briefing Policy, which briefing entities now have the opportunity to adopt. The policy includes interim and long term...