Pay and Employment Equity
In 2008, women earn 88% of the average hourly earnings of men. The jobs women do more likely to do are, on average, valued less than the jobs done predominantly by men and women are also less likely to be promoted. TEU is campaigning for all working women to have the same pay and employment opportunities as men.
Links and Internet resources
The Pay Equity Challenge Coalition is a broad, apolitical coalition of community, employer, union, and academic groups, including the TEU, who are committed to putting pay equity issues back on the Government’s, and New Zealand’s, agenda. It challenges the government to tell us how it are going to work with employers and unions across both public and private sectors to reduce the pay gap.
Including information on ‘What is Pay and Employment Equity’, the PaEE review process and analysis tools.
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The Coalition for Equal Value Equal Pay (CEVEP)
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The CTU PaEE Campaign
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The PSA PaEE Campaign
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The NZEI PaEE Campaign
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Feminist bloggers, The Hand Mirror, have created a Pay Equity Hub of resources and links
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The National Equal Opportunities Network (NEON) resource page on pay equity
