Gender Equality Targets

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Employers who directly employ 500 or more employees must select and meet gender equality targets

WGEA’s employer guides and resources can support you to confidently select and implement effective evidence-informed targets in your workplace.  

Watch WGEA CEO Mary Wooldridge explain the changes and why they are important.

Employer support and information

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WGEA Targets Webinars are designed to help workplace leaders understand the new gender equality targets' requirements.

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Frequently Asked Questions about gender equality targets.

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The key steps to selecting gender equality targets that drive real change. 

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A guide to show you how and where to find your baseline data for targets.

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Comprehensive information on reporting and compliance obligations on gender equality targets  outlined in WGEA's Reporting Guides.

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Download our handy Targets Menu Guide to view the targets you can choose from. 

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WGEA's Insights & Capability team is here to help. Employers can book into an online Targets Masterclass with our gender equality experts. 

Key things to do before you select targets

Use the Gender Pay Gap Analysis Guide to complete a comprehensive review of your workforce 

Use the Action Planning Playbook to match your hotspots with the actions that you can take to address them. 

Check your existing policies against WGEA's policy and strategy guidance for each gender equality indicator. 

Key information

A colourful infographic about Targets, containing all the information available on this webpage in visual form. The 5 slides cover target selection requirements - choose 3 at least 1 numeric; red, blue and yellow circles containing icons breaking down the different types of targets - gender composition of the board, and workforce, equal pay, flexible work, employee consultation and prevention of sexual harassment. It then shows a selection of numeric, and then action targets examples, and finally compliance