Women in the Industry Sample Clauses

Women in the Industry. It is recognised that the Electrical and Communications Contracting industry needs to employ more women and the parties shall discuss means to achieve this during the life of this Agreement. Measures will be implemented that will encourage and assist women to seek and maintain employment in the Electrical and Communications Contacting Industry, including employment of mature age women apprentices to assist in supporting other women apprentices. Specific numbers shall be negotiated on project commencement.
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Women in the Industry. Parties respect equal employment opportunity and it is recognised the demographic of the construction industry could be more diverse. To that end, the Parties support the promotion of women into the industry and shall discuss means to achieve this objective including ways to encourage and assist women to seek and maintain employment in the construction industry.
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Women in the Industry. (a) The Parties respect equal employment opportunities and it is recognised the demographic of the construction industry could be more diverse. To this end, the Parties support promotion of women into the industry and shall discuss means to achieve this object including ways to encourage and assist women to seek and maintain employment in the construction industry. (b) At a minimum, female toilets with sanitary bins shall be provided on all sites. In determining the location of the amenities, the Employer must consider the appropriate balance of privacy, safety and security. This will be achieved through consultation with the work health and safety committee. (c) The Parties recognise the right of women to feel safe at work. Sexual harassment, intimidation, ostracism, or any unacceptable behaviour will not be tolerated and will result in disciplinary action in accordance with this Agreement.
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Women in the Industry a) It is recognised that the industry needs to employ more women and the Parties shall discuss means to achieve this during the life of this Agreement. Measures will be implemented that will encourage and assist women to seek and maintain employment in the industry.
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Women in the Industry a) It is recognised that the Plumbing Contracting industry needs to employ more women and the parties shall discuss means to achieve this during the life of this Agreement. Measures will be implemented that will encourage and assist women to seek and maintain employment in the Plumbing Contracting Industry.
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Women in the Industry a) It is recognised that the Electrical Transmission and Distribution Industry needs to employ more women and the parties shall discuss means to redress this during the life of this Agreement. b) Measures will be implemented that will encourage and assist women to seek and maintain employment in the Electrical Transmission and Distribution Industry.
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Women in the Industry. It is recognised that there are opportunities for women to gain employment in the Electrical and Communications Labour Hire industry. To achieve this, the parties shall discuss how this can be achieved during the life of this Agreement. So that women will be encouraged and assisted to seek and maintain employment in the Electrical and Communications Labour Hire Industry,
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Women in the Industry. 2.6B.1 The parties respect equal employment opportunities and it is recognised the demographic of the construction industry could be more diverse. To that end, the parties support the promotion of women into the industry and shall discuss means to achieve this objective, 2.6B.2 At a minimum, female toilets with sanitary bins shall be provided at all workplaces. In determining the location of the amenities, the Employer must consider the most appropriate balance of privacy, safety and security. This will be done under consultation with the safety committee. 2.6B.3 The parties recognise the right of women to feel safe at work. Sexual harassment, intimidation, ostracism, or any other unacceptable behaviour will not be tolerated. Any such behaviour will be thoroughly investigated. Breaches of this clause will involve disciplinary action up to and including termination of employment.
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