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For many organisations, the real challenge when it comes to gender equity isn't hiring more women — it's keeping and progressing them. Retention and progression are the real pressure points, so the focus should be on removing barriers that stop women advancing once...
Seven endorsed employers share how they support, develop, and retain women from their very first professional role.
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.
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,...
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...
How Andrea Edney progressed from site engineer to associate director at SYSTRA while working part-time and building a career on her terms