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During NAIDOC Week, many Indigenous women are assigned unpaid work. New research shows how prevalent this is in the workplace

  • Written by Madi Day, Lecturer, Department of Indigenous Studies, Macquarie University
During NAIDOC Week, many Indigenous women are assigned unpaid work. New research shows how prevalent this is in the workplaceGettyImages

With NAIDOC week coming up, there is already a surge in expectations for extra labour from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in workplaces.

Events like NAIDOC Week see employers across the country leaning on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander staff. They are expected to plan and organise cultural events and experiences,...

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