Find the working women's centre closest to you:
- Northern Territory
- Queensland
- South Australia
- Tasmania
- New South Wales
- Australian Capital Territory
- Victoria
- Western Australia
Working Women's Centres are proud to be accredited by the ABA as Breastfeeding Friendly Workplaces.
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What you need to know
The Working Women’s Centres are member organisations of Security4Women (S4W).
Resources for women on work-related issues
Working Women's Centres in Australia
Working Women's Centres provide information, support, advice and advocacy services to women on work-related issues. There are Working Women's Centres in:
- Northern Territory
- South Australia
- Queensland
There are both federal Australian laws as well as state and territory laws that affect workers in Australia.
Industrial relations laws changed in July 2009 and again in January 2010. For information on how this affects you contact the Working Women's Centre in your state or territory. You can find out more about the Centres and what we do in 'about us' or go to our 'more help' page.
Support the Queensland Working Women's Service
The QWWS is continuing to provide important industrial relations services to vulnerable women workers across QLD despite the Queensland State Government cutting funding. Learn more about the services of the QWWS and how you can support their continued survival.
Working Women's Centres Suppport Sexual Harassment in Australia Study
A national project addressing workplace sexual harassment is being undertaken by Paula McDonald from the Queensland Unviersity of Technology and Sara Charlesworth from the University of South Australia. The researchers are interested in conducting confidential phone interviews with people who have experienced workplace sexual harassment. If you or someone you know has experienced sexual harassment and would be willing to talk about these issues, please visit the Sexual Harassment in Australia website.
Our Work Our Lives (OWOL) International Conference
