At WorkEqual, we want to support those currently seeking refuge in Ireland from the situation in Ukraine and we have a translated list of our services. Please share with any organisations, groups or individuals who can let our new arrivals know that we’re here to help. Ми допомагаємо жінкам на території усієї Ірландії з пошуком … Continued
WorkEqual has announced that it will host a diverse line-up of speakers for an online event, ‘Examining Bias – Perspectives on Progress’, on Tuesday, 8th March. Further information on the campaign and partnership packages is available at: https://workequal.ie/iwd2022/
At WorkEqualOur mission at WorkEqual is, we to pprovide services and programmes to help womenpeople (re)enenter or re-enter tering the workplace to reach sustained economic independence. Every day, we support new women to build confidence and get prepared to secure a job.
This is what just a few of them had to say about our services:
This year, for International Women’s Day WorkEqual are once again hosting a campaign to get people talking, and to raise awareness of the work done by the charity every day to champion change, and to support women to secure opportunities, networks and the chance of economic independence and greater equality.
An online seminar taking place tomorrow, Thursday, 25th November, will explore how Ireland’s childcare sector could be improved by learning from the experiences of other countries. The seminar – organised by the WorkEqual charity – will hear a keynote addresses from Brynhildur Heiðar-og Ómarsdóttir, Secretary General of the Icelandic Women’s Rights Association. On 12 occasions … Continued
As part of WorkEqual’s 2021 November awareness campaign, we are hosting the upcoming seminar ‘Reimagining Childcare Provision’, taking place online on Thursday, 25th November from 11am to 1pm. The seminar, hosted by founder of WorkEqual Sonya Lennon, will feature international guest speakers showcasing international best practice in public childcare provision and will explore how Ireland … Continued
74% of people believe closing the gender pay gap is important and should be a priority for government and employers. That’s according to research released by WorkEqual today (08.11.21) to mark Equal Pay Day 2021. Equal Pay Day is the date on which women in Ireland effectively stop earning, relative to men, because of the … Continued
WorkEqual launches campaign to improve workplace gender equality Dress for Success Dublin today (28.10.21) rebranded as WorkEqual to support women looking for work and those looking to progress in their careers. Commenting today, WorkEqual CEO Angela Smith, said: “Dress for Success has made a huge difference to thousands of women over the past decade. The … Continued