Working Women’s Centre WA

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The Working Women’s Centre WA (WWCWA) offers free and confidential support to women, including legal advice and welfare services, for workplace issues such as:

Your rights at work like pay, leave, and safety
Unfair treatment because of your gender, race, sexuality or disability
Sexual assault or unwanted sexual behaviour aimed at you

Our lawyers and social workers work together as a team to make sure you get the help you need – whether it’s legal representation, practical advice or someone to talk to about your situation.

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Gender identity

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Indigenous status

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Do you require an interpreter?

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Country of birth

Visa subclass (if applicable)

Year of arrival to Australia (if applicable)

Disability status

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Referrer details

Name

Position/role

Organisation

Phone number

Email address

Details of the workplace issue

The employer's Australian Business Number (ABN)

ABN Lookup

The employer's business/trading name

Workplace address

Type of business

Retail

Hospitality

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Please list the name(s) and details of any other people involved in the workplace issue

The individual's personal circumstances

Approximate fortnightly salary

Less than $400 (<$10,399 annually)

$400 to $700 (<$18,200 annually)

$701 to $1,199 (<$31,199 annually)

$1,200 to $1,599 (<$41,599 annually)

$1,600 to $1,999 (<$51,999 annually)

$2,000 to $2,499 (<$64,999 annually)

$2,500 to $2,999 (<$77,999 annually)

$3,000 to $4,000 (<$103,999 annually)

More than $4,000 (>$104,000 annually)

OtherOther

Unknown

Financial Disadvantage Indicator

Yes - cannot access finances temporarily

Yes - no means to pay

Yes - accessing Centrelink benefits

No

Unknown

OtherOther

Is the individual a member of a union?

Yes

No

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Referral details

Provide us with a description of your workplace issue

Do you have urgent concerns?

Yes (please provide details)Yes (please provide details)

No

Were you dismissed from your place of work in the last 21 days?

Yes (please provide the date)Yes (please provide the date)

No

Safety, mental health, and wellbeing

Does the individual have any current mental health concerns?

Yes (please provide details)Yes (please provide details)

No

Unsure

Family Violence Indicator

Yes

No

At risk

Unknown

Homelessness indicator

Yes

No

At risk

Unknown

Urgency and legal considerations (if relevant)

Is this referral urgent?

Yes (please provide details)Yes (please provide details)

No

Is the individual (or a dependent in their care) at risk of violence and need help making an urgent application for a restraining order?

Yes

No

Has the individual reported workplace issues or violence to any authority?

Yes

No

Has the individual already received legal help on the workplace issue?

Yes

No

Consent

Did the individual being referred consent for the service-provider to complete this referral on their behalf?

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Do you consent for the release of your information to the Working Women's Centre WA?

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Do you/the individual consent for the Working Women's Centre WA to contact you?

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Additional information

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If I need help with a workplace issue right now, where can I go?

If you are experiencing general workplace issues and would like more guidance, you can access resources here.

For preliminary enquiries, the WWCWA can be contacted on (08) 9272 8866.
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Referrer details

Details of the workplace issue

The individual's personal circumstances

Referral details

Safety, mental health, and wellbeing

Urgency and legal considerations (if relevant)

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Additional information

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Holiday office closure

Remembering Dr Judyth Watson