Find out more about the gender pay gap and the actions WORK180’s Endorsed Employers for ALL women are taking to successfully close it.
3 steps to close the gender pay gap (tested by leading employers)
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Career progression and inclusive leadership at QFD
QFES is strongly connected to their purpose of serving the community. Having diverse people who represent that community is crucial, which is why they are focused on bringing more women in and developing them to leadership.
The world is digital: Women should join the revolution
Natalie Taylor helps global organisations adapt to our fast-changing world as a leader in PA Consulting’s team of digital experts. And she’s encouraging more women to consider a career in digital so they can help shape the future
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Why more women should consider a career in manufacturing and mining
If you want to gain on-the-job skills, have a career with a significant salary, and avoid years at university, a trade role would be ideal for you.
Curiosity, care, and career growth at EDL
Kristan Kretzmann’s 11-year journey at EDL shows how curiosity and support can lead to incredible career growth and leadership.
Redefining success: How EY Australia supports people to thrive on their own terms
Explore how EY’s flexible, inclusive culture helps you grow your career with support, opportunity and balance across every stage.
From solicitor to safety coordinator: How Liezel found purpose through career change
Liezel de Castro swapped criminal law for safety at Transgrid and found purpose, inclusion and impact in the energy infrastructure industry.
WGEA Targets: Pre-submission to-dos (timeline and checklist)
Note: This is a supplementary resource for WORK180’s free WGEA Legislation Mini-Series — a bite-size course helping employers prepare to submit their newly mandated gender equality targets, due April–May 2026.The three WGEA gender equality targets your organisation...
Building Your WGEA Targets Team: Roles, Responsibilities and Results
For many organisations, WGEA’s new gender equality target legislation, which applies to organisations with 500 or more employees in Australia, marks the first time teams will be required to formally set, measure, and publicly share progress on gender equality goals....