When we first developed the Family Checklist campaign, I thought about what my checklist would look like. It really put things into perspective around how much we take on as single parents. I have just the one child and am in awe of women and men who balance several...
The worst thing an employer wants to hear in an interview is you telling them the reason you are hunting for a new job is because you hate your old one... Now they aren't dumb, they know if everything was glorious you wouldn't be sitting in front of them, but ideally...
Celebrating International Women’s Day and hosting Superhero Daughter Day across Australia and New Zealand was amazing and so much fun! If you haven’t already, check out the photos on Facebook. But no time to rest, now is when the real work starts; continuing to engage...
Being on a board is very rewarding in its own right and I’ve seen all of types of people come to Get on Board Australia for help in building their board skills. The main motivators are: Looking to improve your skills in the hope of gaining a promotion in your...
There’s a common misconception that hackathons are merely opportunities for geeky blokes to consume truckloads of pizza and beer and spend a few days furiously programming. Not so, says Angela Bee Chan, Channel Marketing Specialist at APC by Schneider Electric. She...
“Sport has become a world language, a common denominator that breaks down all the walls,1 all the barriers. It is a worldwide industry whose practices can have widespread impact. Most of all, it is a powerful tool for progress and for development” – Ban Ki-moon, UN...
When Katarzyna Sumara started at SGN she didn’t know anything about the gas industry. Three years later and she is now a Trainee Team Manager and becoming a future people leader within the gas sector.
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.