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International Women’s Day event: ‘One too many’ a report on sexual harassment in the finance sector.

The FSU will be hosting a special International Women’s Day event on Thursday 29 February called ‘One too many’, where we will release our report into sexual harassment in the finance sector. 

The report is based on the experiences of FSU members that bravely shared their stories and provided information about how their workplace managed sexual harassment. 

While employers like to report that risk of sexual harassment in their workplaces is low. The experiences of finance workers clearly do not support that conclusion. 

Join FSU National Secretary, Julia Angrisano, and Sex Discrimination Commissioner Dr Anna Cody as they launch our report and discuss what the finance industry can do to eliminate sexual harassment in the finance sector.

When: Thursday 29 February, 1pm – 1.45pm (AEDT) 
Where: Online via Zoom

Click here to register
 

Speakers
 

Julia Angrisano, FSU National Secretary 

Julia Angrisano is the National Secretary of the Finance Sector Union, where she has held various roles, including the position of NSW/ACT Local Executive Secretary.

For over 20 years, Julia has represented working people and campaigned for a fairer and more equitable finance sector. She is a member of the ACTU Executive and a Member Director of AustralianSuper. 

Dr Anna Cody, Sex Discrimination Commissioner

Dr Cody started as Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner in September 2023. Prior, Dr Cody had a distinguished career as an academic, a lawyer specialising in discrimination and a passionate advocate for human rights. 

Most recently she was the Dean of the School of Law and Professor at Western Sydney University for 4.5 years, leading education and research impact within the School to better reflect the diversity of the community and the intersection of law and justice.

 

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