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 Home : Developing a Workplace Program : Employment Matter Guidelines

The employment matters outlined here are the key areas in which you can make a difference for women in the workplace. These seven matters reflect contemporary human resource practice.

The seven employment matters you will need to consider when identifying your equal opportunity issues for women are:

To comply with the Act, workplace programs will need to analyse these Employment Matters and demonstrate actions have been taken in priority areas.

Click here to view the Employment Matter Guidelines Archive.
 
 
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