With the 2018 WGEA reporting requirements coming up - it is time to start thinking about getting ready for reporting. The Agenda Agency has experience in applying the WGEA framework to large and complex organisations and assisting those organisations with the completion of their reporting requirements. 

Domestic and family violence is a violation of human rights, characterised by the intentional and systematic use of violent, abusive or intimidating behaviours to threaten, manipulate and control family members, intimate partners or former partners. There is clear evidence that gender inequality is the primary underlying cause of domestic and family violence, via a male sense of entitlement to women. 

Universities are uniquely placed to embed gender equality in our social and employment systems, and yet this influence is poorly understood and used only in a scattershot fashion. We explore how universities can better use their place in the world to help ensure that gender equality becomes a norm in both our social and employment landscapes. 

Every year the WGEA also produces Competitor Analysis Benchmark Reports which are individual and customised benchmark reports for each reporting organisation. The reports draw from data from around 5,000 non-public organisations who employ 100 or more people in Australia. The benchmark reports allow individual organisations to see how they are performing on the WGEAs Gender Equality Indicators (GEIs) in relation to all organisations in their industry or sector or across all reporting organisations.