Equal Opportunities Task Force

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Overview

The Equal Opportunities Task Force is a collegial body established by the Senate in accordance with the Universities Act 2002. Its duties and rights arising from the legal basis of the Universities Act and the Federal Equal Treatment Act are exercised by the individual Task Force members or by the Task Force as a body.

Aims

The chief objectives of the task force are as follows:

  • Creating a positive, appreciative and non-discriminatory working environment
  • Conducting fair and transparent recruitment procedures
  • Promiting equality between women and men
  • Implementation of the women's advancement plan in cooperation with the Institute for Equality and Gender Studies
  • Use of gender-sensitive language

Measures

The objectives listed above determine the work to be carried out by the task force

  • Raising awareness to promote a positive working environment.
  • Intervene against discriminatory actions and behaviour based on gender, ethnicity, religion or belief, age, sexual orientation.
  • Working towards gender-equitable use of language.
  • Confidential counselling in cases of sexual and other harassment.
  • Mediation in cases of unequal pay.
  • Exercising rights to information, participation and monitoring rights in staffing, admission and appointment procedures.
  • Reviewing the gender split in the composition of university collegial bodies, in accordance with legal requirements.
  • Collaboration in the implementation of gender equality measures and participation in the development of new strategies to reconcile university work and family life.
  • Networking with internal and inter-university institutions.
  • Use of further training offers on the essential concerns of the areas of responsibility.
Members
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Univ.-Prof. for Piano

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Julia Wieneke | ©  Elisabeth de Roo
Julia Wieneke

Professor of Music Education / Deputy Chair of the Curriculum Commission for Teacher Training & Academic Doctorate

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Curriculum Committee
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Sarah Haslinger | © Elsa Okazaki
Sarah Haslinger

Senior Scientist for Salzburg Music History / Employee in the Department for Quality Management & Development Planning

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