Laing O’Rourke’s Kathryn Bergstrum was born with Cerebral Palsy. She spent 10 years looking for full-time employment, working multiple part time jobs simultaneously, and doing her best to remain positive and hopeful during a frustrating job hunting period.
Kelly Smith transformed her life. From disadvantage and uncertainty, she has found a career and an employer she loves. Read her story and hear her 3 tips for success.
Jess Dodson (Microsoft Premier Field Engineer) always knew she wanted to work in IT, and had her sights set on Microsoft from a young age. She has persisted through years of male dominated workplaces and uses her voice to advocate for women in tech.
Twenty years into a career spanning HR and innovation Fiona Macgregor meets us as Chief Technology and Innovation Officer in a sector you’d least expect: life insurance. Today, she’s a true advocate for D&I at TAL.
WORK180 is speeding up the process to eliminate workplace discrimination through our Executives Driving Gender Equality (EDGE) events, where we bring together great HR minds, to develop real solutions and activate strategies for change.
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