New Zealand Police, Assistant Commissioner Sandra Venables received the 2022 International Association of Women in Policing (IWAP) Award for Mentoring and Coaching.
SGWN are pleased to introduce two new committee members.
On Tuesday 20th September, Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission officially launched their network, Tūhono Wāhine, at their Tāmaki Makaurau office alongside Suffrage Day celebrations.
We asked our agency women's network representatives in Tāmaki Makaurau what they did in their workplaces to champion te reo Māori during this year's Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori celebrations.
We are a professional employee-led network working to create a step change that will enable all women in the public sector to achieve their potential.
Women are the majority of the 350,000-strong public sector workforce.
61%
of the workforce56.2%
of senior managers50%
17 out of 34Ethnic diversity is increasing in the public service
Māori, Pacifica and Asian women are under-represented at all levels of management
Increasing ethnic representation in management requires deliberate efforts and will take time.
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