Titlebook: Wage Rage for Equal Pay; Australia’s Long, Lo Jocelynne A. Scutt Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive

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Intruders on the Rights of Men? 1940s Women at War and Work,en’s pay rates for women already in the paid workforce, and what about women working as volunteers knitting socks and working in clubs and rest-and-recreation venues. Clare Stevenson, ‘drafted’ to run the WAAAFS, fought for equal pay against discriminatory notions of women’s war contribution. The Wo

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Alarums and Excursions: Out of Bounds in the International Arena,leagues and friends who went as delegates to conferences in the Pacific, the Middle East, US and Europe, toured Eastern Block countries including Russia. South America, Scandinavia, China and Africa were on the list, too. As a trade unionist, Muriel Heagney went to United Nations/International Labou

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,A Decade of Darkness—Or Into the Light? The Struggles and Successes of 1950s Women, and Professional Women (AFBPW) and National Council of Women (NCW) intervened, their women advocates making submissions founded in cost of living and economic analysis, contending that the Basic Wage should include women and women’s full and equal entitlement. Throughout the decade, women lobbied t

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Alarums and Excursions: Women Versus Women Versus Men,en’s opposition was based in notions of men’s pre-eminence in business and industrial affairs, whether on the domestic front or the world stage. Some considered that a man’s duty to provide for a wife and family meant men should have higher wages (whether or not they had wives and dependants), and t

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,The 1960s—Decade of Radical Change, or Back to 1912?,ralia and Australian states emulate overseas advances. They approached governments, too, pressing on with the contention that Australia should not be behind in recognising women’s rights, and particularly women’s right to equal pay. Sometimes federal government ministers made promises to raise the m

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Intermission: Pay and Personalities II, those of honour would acknowledge this if here to do so. Ironically, too, this prominence-in-statuary has become a goal for some, in seeking to elevate women into the street-furniture space occupied by notable (sometimes noteworthy) men. Yet individual women, however dedicated and hardworking, imag