Australians love their mothers. There is no question about it. Historically, over the last few years, the Australian Retailers Association have forecasted spending at around $2 billion dollars for products and services purchased for Mother’s Day. This special day...
DCC Jobs* and Liquid Learning, Australia's leading professional development provider are proud to announce a strategic partnership. DCC Jobs members will receive an exclusive 10% discount on any of Liquid Learning's Women in Leadership Conferences with the booking...
This article was originally published by Femeconomy. Kate Jenkins is Australia’s Sex Discrimination Commissioner, and was appointed to the role in 2016, having previously served as Victoria’s Equal Opportunity and Human Rights Commissioner. In the 2015 AFR/Westpac 100...
We know that starting a family has a big impact on our career and financial position, and women in particular have some important considerations to make. The gender pay gap and superannuation gap are compounded in Australia because women take on the majority of...
Natalie Lioulios’ original career ambition was to become an Architect, however her direction changed. This led her to study Civil Engineering and Science and gave Natalie exposure to Geology. Natalie subsequently secured a role at BHP which saw her enjoying the best...
No, we don't mean kitchen appliances, perfume, skin care or other products advertised right now as mums' most desired gifts. We are talking about equality – starting at home. Are you happy with the current division of household chores? Research shows women do the...
Mental health initiatives are a priority, but what really works? We asked 21 leading employers exactly that question, and the answer is more simple than you may think.
An avid outdoors woman, Jane Bitmead loves adventure sports, so it’s no surprise that her career has taken a non-traditional route. She’s currently a Machine Operator and Leading Hand of a timber yard for Qube, Australia’s largest logistics provider.
In Episode Six of Equality Talks we discuss bringing men on the journey with Julie Moss
One Australian woman per week is expected to die as a result of family and domestic violence. Australian laws exist to ensure that employees have the right to a safe work environment. So what about when that workplace is now at home?
Gabrielle Knowles was the first woman to join the Splunk ANZ team, and as a now seven-year veteran she has seen the company grow from just over 1,000 employees, to over 6,000 globally.
Debbie Kempton’s career highlights after over 25 years working at BAE Systems, are unsursprisingly impressive, and all while balancing career and family responibilities.