Northern Territory Working Women's Centre

Left to Right: Lianne Blanch (Administration Officer), Melly Lewis (Industrial Liaison Officer), Anastasia Coroneo (Senior Industrial Liaison Officer),
Rachael Uebergang (Co-Coordinator), Anna Davis (Co-Coordinator), Nadja Reiter (Industrial Liaison Officer)

The NT Working Womens Centre provides a range of specialist services to working women across the Northern Territory and has a strong relationship and links to Unions NT who established the service.

Established through an agreement between the Northern Territory Trades and Labor Council and the Commonwealth government, the Northern Territory Working Women’s Centre was one of four centres established in the 1993/94 federal budget along with centres in New South Wales, Tasmania and Queensland. 

Working Womens Centre offices are located in Woods Street Darwin and in Alice Springs. The NTWWC is an independent and community based centre and is accessible to all working women and provides advice and outreach referral services and support on such matters as pay, working conditions, entitlements, enterprise bargaining, occupational health and safety, workers compensation, employment discrimination, bullying and harassment.

The Centre does not duplicate the functions of unions, government departments and other organizations but seeks to work closely and collaboratively with such bodies.

Links:

Domestic Violence and Work

Phone contact:  Free call 1800 817 055 or

(08) 8981 0655

Web:   www.ntwwc.com.au

Email:  admin@ntwwwc.com.au