The latest index shows the pandemic made the playing field somewhat less skewed in unpaid work, driving the years until equality from 100 years to 59 years as men did more unpaid labour.
Read MoreNow women only have to wait 59 years instead of 76 years for economic equality in Australia, as men do a little more housework than pre-pandemic.
Read MoreThe latest Women’s Index shows progress is being made, sort of, but is it for keeps or just a rebound?
Read MoreThe latest Financy Women’s Index scorecard isn’t looking good, despite some ‘gains’ - due to men losing work, not women gaining traction.
Read MoreProgress is still slow - and in some areas going backwards - for women’s economic equality in Australia.
Read MoreWomen are still 45 years from economic equality in Australia, with this quarter providing a small - but still significant - increase in the Financy Women’s Index score.
Read MoreThe Financy Women’s Index is a quarterly update on how we’re going with gender equality. This is the update on the March 2019 quarter.
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