Research Outputs

Working papers, articles and reports

Trends in Occupational Segregation Between Women and Men in New Zealand  
Lisa Meehan, Gail Pacheco, Thomas Schober

Workforce Diversity and Firm Productivity in New Zealand
Lisa Meehan, Gail Pacheco, Thomas Schober

Using machine learning to explore the efficacy of administrative variables in prediction of subjective-wellbeing outcomes in New Zealand. Scientific Reports.
Anatha Narayan, Tom Stewart, Scott Duncan, Gail Pacheco

Women in Media Dataset. Women in Media.
Leonora Risse

Presentations

Women in Leadership Conference, UN Women Australia
Creating inclusive opportunities for women’s economic empowerment. Leonora Risse, 26 November 2024

Business and Professional Women New Zealand
Are women’s rights in the workplace declining? Upholding WEP’s while countering pushback on DEI principles. Gail Pacheco, 4 May 2025

Ministry for the Environment Women's Network
The brown glass ceiling. Betty Ofe-Grant, 9 April 2025

Annual Conference 2025, New Zealand Association of Economists
Segregated work: Who does what work now. Gail Pacheco, 25 June 2025
Occupational segregation by gender in New Zealand: A long run perspective. Gail Pacheco, 25 June 2025

Working to End Racial Oppression, Waikato University
Ethnic pay gaps: An industry level portrait for New Zealand. Leon Iusitini, Gail Pacheco, 12 Feb 2025.

Women in Leadership Summit, UN Women New Zealand
In Conversation Keynote. Gail Pacheco, 17 Jun 2025.

Academy of International Business
International Business Research as a Whetstone for Advancing Social Justice through Critical Reflexivity Scholarship. Betty Ofe-Grant, Ella Henry, 18 March 2025.

Women of Colour in the Public Sector Network and Te Aka Wāhine of Tāmaki
The concrete ceiling – challenges, opportunities, and the case for change. Betty Ofe Grant, 28 Nov 2024

Global Women
Economic realities: Economic cycles, impacts on women and inequality. Gail Pacheco, 15 May 2025.

Centre for Decent Work and Industry, QUT
Navigating the path to gender equality in the workforce: What does the evidence say? Leonora Risse, 28 April 2025