Find out why listening to your employees is important for putting policies in place that actually meet people’s needs.
Supporting you at work: The best employers in times of crisis
We spoke to our Endorsed Employers to see what employee support & safety policies they had in place to offer support to their employees during times of crisis
Inclusive workplace cultures: How to tell if it’s the real deal
Inclusion is key to allowing everyone to give their best. Find out how to create an inclusive and anti-discriminatory culture.
6 ways to develop women’s careers in tech
How do we increase career development opportunities for women in tech? We put this question to Paddle, an Endorsed Employer within the space.
Career progress in mining for women
Focusing on women from apprentice to senior leaders, QMAG have diversity at the core of their culture.
Key takeaways from our latest DEI think tank for employers
Find out why listening to your employees is important for putting policies in place that actually meet people’s needs.
Search stories
Quick searches
More articles
What your workplace needs to know about endometriosis
1 in 7 women have endometriosis. Here’s what employers need to know — the science, the workplace reality, and what good support actually looks like.
Why and how to talk to employees about your company’s gender pay gap
Publishing a gender pay gap figure is only the first step. The real test is whether employers can explain what the number means, what is driving it, and what they are doing next. More than half of Australian employers reduced their gender pay gap last year. However,...
6 Ways to reduce imposter syndrome in your organisation
The idea that doesn’t get shared in the meeting. That team member not going for the promotion. The high performer who starts looking elsewhere. These are just some of the ways imposter syndrome (the popular term used for a persistent feeling of self-doubt and/or fear...
On her own terms: From site engineer to associate director
How Andrea Edney progressed from site engineer to associate director at SYSTRA while working part-time and building a career on her terms
The five-week intern who became EDL’s global HR lead
Samantha Peters joined EDL as a shy 20-year-old intern. Nine and a half years later, she leads HR systems globally. Here’s her story.
Sandra Abid’s journey back to engineering
Sandra Abid’s story shows how resilience, inclusive pathways, and opportunity can unlock talent and build belonging in engineering.










