Et Tū Ake! Stand tall and proud (2014)
This paper looks at improving the economic independence of women with low or no qualifications; women who are not in education, training or employment; and Māori and Pacific women.
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This paper looks at improving the economic independence of women with low or no qualifications; women who are not in education, training or employment; and Māori and Pacific women.
Ministry of Women's Affairs Annual Report for year ended 30 June 2013
Increasing the safety of women, so they live without fear of violence, is a priority for the Ministry.
In 2010/11 the Ministry of Women’s Affairs had a full Performance Improvement Framework (PIF) Review undertaken.
This research report presents new information about the employment situation of un- and under-employed Canterbury women.
Statistics New Zealand and the Ministry of Women’s Affairs produced an infographic presenting a snapshot of women’s achievements in the 120 years since women’s suffrage.
Leadership talent is in short supply in New Zealand and globally. Yet at every successive management level significant proportions of talented women drop out or their career stalls.
This pamphlet is a snapshot of the Ministry's research into utilising women's labour in the Canterbury rebuild.