From now until the end of the year, women across Aotearoa are effectively working for free. The “Work for Free” campaign marks the point in the calendar when the gender and ethnic pay gaps mean women stop being paid compared to Pākehā men.
Denise Messiter | Health Leader and Pay Equity Advocate
From now until the end of the year, women across Aotearoa are effectively working for free. The “Work for Free” campaign marks the point in the calendar when the gender and ethnic pay gaps mean women stop being paid compared to Pākehā men. Author Dale Husband
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