Women, Stop Talking Yourself Down. We are women, hear us roar. Some days. Other days, well, you might hear us apologizing, second-guessing ourselves, prefacing what we want to say so as not to cause offense, and going out of our way not to step on toes, ruffle...
After working full time for 10 years, Sarah did not find the transition to working part-time after maternity leave easy. Sarah is a Senior Transport Planner at AECOM and her role involves leading multidisciplinary projects. Sarah shared with us the steps she took to...
Australia’s number one jobsite for women, WORK180 and Australia’s shopping for equality website, Femeconomy have joined forces to accelerate Australia’s advancement towards gender equality by offering any Femeconomy approved brands a 10% discount on WORK180 services....
Written by Gemma Lloyd This month is Human Rights Month* and a reminder of how we need to be protecting all human rights against violence, discrimination and abuse, regardless of where this occurs. I’ve shared many stories of the challenges faced working as a female...
Teagan Dowler from the Blue Collared Woman regaled us on her experience and research of women working in masculine industries during her book launch last week. In her recently published book, ‘Rules of the game: Women in the masculine industries’, she shares some of...
Aurecon and Cbus Super Fund have successfully passed the accreditation process for demonstrating best practices for flexible workplaces, becoming the first Australian organizations to do so. The Flex Able certification is administered by WORK180, a social enterprise...
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Commonwealth Bank asked some of their leaders what “owning their careers” means to them and uncovered some great insights and advice on developing a meaningful career.
Natalie Ayoub has been with Ericsson for eight years as a Commercial Manager and is living proof that flexibility and taking time out for family benefits any career, including getting a promotion.
Choosing to challenge is all about standing up for what you believe and creating a more equitable world and workplace. This is how Programmed choose to challenge.
Emergency services bring together the communities they serve. The first female appointed to Assistant Commissioner in QFES, Joanne Greenfield, spoke to us about their changing culture and how meaningful her work is.
IT has traditionally been seen as a male dominated area, but QSuper know that enabling women to thrive in IT brings in more diversity of thought and makes individuals, teams and the organisation itself more successful.
Tanya Sidana started at UGL while still at university and is now in their graduate program. She shares what she loves most about working at UGL and why we all need to set the bar high in our careers.