Women At Work - Get Informed


Welcome About W@W About WEA Join the Network Network Members W@W Comment form Jobs News Diary Local Groups Argyll Badenoch & Strathspey Inverness Lochaber Moray Ross-shire Skye & Lochalsh Get Informed W@W training W@W Topic of the Month W@W Check it Out Equality Issues Personal Development Funding Opportunities International Women Reviews Being Heard Current Consulations in Government Local Community Workplace Actions Document Library W@W E-bulletins Contact Us Links
Get Informed In order make your voice heard at home, work and in the community you need information about equality issues such as employment rights, equal pay, gender and racial discrimination about barriers that women face, whether institutional or personal about the wider, global picture Women@Work Training Women@Work Network meetings, conferences and workshops offer a range of training on all of the above. Click here for a list and description of previous events. Future events are listed in the Diary section, or on the page for the individual group. Women@Work Newsletters The Women@Work newsletters describe network events and issues relating to Highland women. Past issues of the newsletters can be downloaded from the Library section on the website. Women@Work E-Bulletin Women@Work produces an e-bulletin, usually monthly, which includes sections of the Highland Council Equalities e-bulletin, as well as other additional links of interest. Contact us if you would like to receive this. Previous W@W E-bulletins can be found by clicking here. Information! This section provides a brief summary and links to further information on: Women's issues Equality issues Business Skills and Personal Development International Women Book Reviews We also highlight any books or articles which are useful and interesting. Recommendations are always welcome!	Latest News Women@Work project gets 3 years' funding! Topic of the Month W@W Topic of the Month for July: Women and Pensions Check it out ACTSA Dignity! Period. campaign. Action for South Africa (ACTSA) for several years has campaigned to provide women in Zimbabwe with sanitary products. Pads or tampons cost more than 50% of the average monthly wage in Zimbabwe. Yet without safe sanitary pads or tampons women and girls cannot work or go to school, or risk infections. Find out more and how you can help from their website. Check out our archive of previous Check it out ... topics.