Australia, 10 October, 2022: New content shatters stereotypes within the Australian trade industry and sets standards for authentic and inclusive representation of women [Image credit: Louise Beaumont/iStock] iStock, a [...]
Media Release 30 August 2022 Tradeswomen Australia Group today called for those at the Jobs and Skills Summit to draw from the experience and practical action recently taken by the [...]
Media Release 12 August 2022 Tradeswomen Australia have reported continuing success in the early stages of establishing industry connections and support for women to enter the trades in Tasmania through [...]
Media Release 18/5/2022 The Tradeswomen Australia Workplace Diversity Project, successfully launched at Kangan Institute Docklands in 2021 by Ms Bronwyn Halfpenny MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Workplace Safety, was an important [...]
Gretchen Gagel interviews Jane Sydenham-Clarke From the start of her career as a nurse to moving into government health promotion and beyond to the C-suite, Jane has worked to improve [...]
Article in Driven Women Magazine can be read here or below. Above left: Ms Bronwyn Halfpenny MP, Parliamentary Secretary for Workplace Safety at the Kangan Institute Workshop with Tayla Mcilwain, an Apprentice [...]
Lifting the Bonnet on Workplace Diversity and Mental Health "It is through grass roots programs like the workplace diversity project that we can foster better cultures in all workplaces and [...]
Radio interview on ABC Radio 7 July 2021
The average wage across all trade types was $90,246.55 per year Tradeswomen Australia Community Foundation have introduced their 'Building Futures: Pathways to Trades' program to schools, aimed at providing female secondary students [...]
Getting more women into the trades area would see them taking home a weekly pay, earning up to $80 to $90 an hour, which would be life changing, as part of a growing need for skilled trades to rebuild Australia’s economy... Fiona McDonald, Managing Director Tradeswomen Australia
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