Priority mahi.
In the TEU we campaign to further our aims.
In other words, we strategise, lobby, organise and negotiate for things that we think will improve the working lives of our members. In the area of gender equity, this work is about connecting our expertise across the membership, our union staff and our broader communities to amplify an effective voice for practical change that will positively impact the lives of all wāhine in our sector.
In 2021-2022 the Branch Women's Representative Network and the National Women's Committee have committed to progressing three priority areas drawn from our Gender Equity Vision statement:
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Progressing gender pay equity
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Building safe and healthy workplaces to protect wāhine from gender-based violence at work relating to sexual harassment and bullying
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Advocating for the use of flexible working arrangements that best support wāhine in their working lives.
To find out more, check out the pages dedicated to other areas of mahi below
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Healthy and Safe Workplaces for Wāhine
Explore what you can do to contribute to building safer workplaces for wāhine
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Flexible Work and Workplaces
Get some ideas about flexible working arrangements that can contribute to gender equity
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Gender Pay Equity in the Tertiary Education Sector
Find out what we are doing together to achieve the fair and appropriate valuing of women’s work in our sector.