Australia can’t afford to lag behind on women’s workforce participation.
Past CEW President @SueMorphet joined @theprojecttv to talk about how affordable childcare can help enable women into the workforce.
Women power the care economy & carry most of the unpaid care, yet are too often left in poverty.
We know how to prevent this.
@cassandragoldie & @sammostyn
pen this plea to consider women on low incomes this election
https://t.co/YnlMYVx66k
Higher full-time female workforce participation is an economic necessity, writes @SueMorphet past president of @CEWAus
But it won’t happen without policies enabling more affordable and accessible early childhood education.
https://t.co/qpdBh9Wgg4
“We have structural barriers that stop highly-trained, highly-skilled women from working more hours.”
Listen to former CEW President @SueMorphet’s conversation with @LindaMottram
https://t.co/8Ry5uBtGSF
Australia has more than half a million job-ready women. We must invest in affordable early education and care, improved paid parental leave and higher wages in care sectors to unlock women's participation.
@sammostyn @EconomistAnge @smh@rachelclun
https://t.co/cbxvbv6VTt
This election eve Mother’s Day we need universal early childhood education & care + generous paid parental leave. See my op ed on how 21 years of talk and $$ has not delivered for parents who need more equal sharing of family care and paid work. @Raecooper1 @sammostyn #womenvote
Election 2022 Benchmarks for Work, Care and Family Policy launched today. See https://t.co/VfALA1qKXB
Time to invest in decent work and decent care for a productive and healthy future.
Great piece from @DrCraigEmerson the high cost and current system are powerful disincentives to women to work. Election 2022: Why reforming the Child Care Subsidy would increase workforce participation and productivity https://t.co/hPrN4qCKvj
CEW President @sammostyn AO on the @TheTodayShow discussing why women's economic participation is one of the most effective and efficient ways to grow the economy ahead of this week’s budget.
Commend @Matt_KeanMP for showing real #Leadership and committing to invest in universal #earlychildhood crucial to enable parents to work and give kids the best start https://t.co/7DuOqsgMSZ
We are losing talented and highly-educated young women, one of our best resources, @CEWAus President @sammostyn says @FinancialReview Business Summit
We need intentional policy making on #IWD2022#womenleaders
"We need wholesale immediate change. We need accessible #earlychildhood education and care, government leadership on paid parental leave and #superannuation. We need secure, well-paid jobs and careers in the care industries. And we need respect at work for all." @sammostyn #NPC
.@CEW President @sammostyn AO @PressClubAust Now is the time for Australia to develop a comprehensive plan for growth which closes the widening social and economic gap between Australians to reach our full potential as a nation." #NPC#womenleders
In Australia, we like to tell ourselves we are the lucky country. And yet among our vast natural resources, possibly the most under-celebrated part of our luck has been the unpaid work of women. . . . we cannot rely on it forever. @sammostyn @CEWAus@PressClubAust