The book explores the ongoing legal and historical fight for equal pay in Australia, incorporating international perspectives from Canada, the UK, and the US. It combines law, history, and gender studies to analyze various campaigns, cases, and debates surrounding the issue. Tracing the struggle from the early 20th century, it highlights the activism of women's organizations, the divided stance of unions, and the responses from tribunals and courts, providing a comprehensive view of the efforts to achieve pay equity.
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Examining the intersection of beauty standards and legal frameworks, this book investigates how plastic and cosmetic surgery impact women's perceptions of their bodies. It questions whether these interventions align with women's desires and explores the legal ramifications when procedures go awry. Key themes include consent, cultural pressures, and the societal expectations that influence women's choices. The author highlights legal cases involving dissatisfied patients and companies promoting beauty products, shedding light on the complexities of body image and autonomy in contemporary society.