When our co-founder Valeria Ignatieva was in primary school, she was told she couldn’t join the football team as it was “too rough for girls”. So she moved into other more “girl-friendly” sports instead. How things have changed!
For Mental Health Week 2019, seven of WORK180’s endorsed employers share how they’re championing mental health in their workplaces, and the policies, strategies and resources they have in place to do so.
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week. It’s a good opportunity to take a moment to reflect on how you might be able to nurture your wellbeing. Here are some simple self-care steps you can take to ensure that you’re taking care of yourself.
Anne-Louise Fleming has more than a decade of experience across engineering, construction and property. Now as Development Manager at Dexus, Anne-Louise shares her advice to women and working mums pursuing leadership roles in property.
Sara Tweedly has grown alongside her employer. She shares how you can do the same – in the finance sector and beyond.
BuildKite’s Cath Jones says by following your passions and identifying transferrable skills you never have to feel like you’re ‘starting over’ when you make a change.
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When resilience meets opportunity, the possibility can become reality. Read Husna’s amazing story and how her employer kept her possibilities growing.
She wanted to be a writer when she grew up, now she’s a Senior Engineering Manager at DCE. Discover why she still loves her work – and why they love her!
For women in STEMM and non-technical backgrounds alike, discover how Hélène progressed from intern, to analyst, to management, in a global company.
If you think flexible working is just for parents, think again. Explore the benefits of working flexibly even if you don’t have kids, and the employers supporting it.
Travel, promotion and new experiences! In 15 years at Stantec, Liz Cadogan hasn’t stopped moving forwards.
A tell-all, behind-the-scenes look into FIFO life as a parent. It’s a life that can be sometimes challenging, but ultimately rewarding, and always out of the ordinary.