I received an email the other day, as I do every day from the Herald-Sun newspaper. The email summarizes the main stories of the day and allows me to click on a link and read a story if I choose. Quite normal for any newspaper in these digital days. "However, one...
Today is Black Women’s Equal Pay Day. The date is significant, as it is marks how far into 2018 a black woman needs to work, in order to make as much money as a white male in 2017. As a black woman who is the mother of two daughters, I can’t help but wonder – where...
If companies want to deliver value for their clients they need diverse talent, strategies and opinions. CEO’s need to foster the development of a business that is inclusive of all and reflects the wider society that their service or product exists to serve. Diversity...
There are plenty of traps people can fall into writing responses to selection criteria. Here are ten common mistakes I’ve noticed when reviewing applications. 1. Use recent and relevant examples While this is not always possible, for most responses select examples...
In July 2018, Cricket Australia became an an Endorsed Employer for Women by meeting minimum standards for the WORK180 criteria. This included amount of paid parental leave for both primary and secondary carers, support for flexible working and initiatives for women in...
Four men talking about Women in IT. Brace yourself and grab some popcorn -let’s have a look at some of the responses. "You cannot be serious" — Lesley Carhart (@hacks4pancakes) July 27, 2018 "Surprised (not surprised) they found four mansplainers for the panel." —...
Thoughtworks enable people to work beyond their job title, and Pam Rucinque has leapt at every opportunity.
Throughout her 25 years with Cummins, Sarah has utilised several different kinds of flexibility. Her story offers real world examples and tips.
At BOC there is the opportunity to make a positive difference, and to see behind the scenes with many different businesses.
BHP is filled with opportunities – including for people without a mining background. They have a huge focus on supporting families, and Megan Ewing’s story is proof of that. She made a career change, and now the sky is the limit with all the possibilities at BHP.
For many women it can feel like it’s one or the other – management or motherhood. Not for Sandra Miles, not at DHL. Find out how she’s supported to be both.
The journey of a working mother is paved with hurdles, and sometimes all it takes is one small sentence to shatter all the success you think you’ve found.