Over the last few months, I’ve been speaking with Chief People Officers as they work through the gender equality targets they’ll need to select and submit to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA). From 2026, employers that directly employ 500 or more people in...
From 1 April 2026, a significant moment for gender equality in Australian workplaces arrived. Employers with 500 or more employees are now legally required to select three Gender Equality Targets and report on them to the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA). This...
Discover how Infosys and Transdev are taking measurable, practical action for International Women’s Day. From leadership acceleration programmes to pay equity progress and CEO-backed accountability, see how these endorsed employers turn commitment into sustained impact.
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Last year, I wrote about the exciting potential of artificial intelligence (AI) for progressing gender equity in the workplace. Almost a year on, the research paints a concerning picture: many employers are still struggling to harness that opportunity and, in the...
Hannah Usher walked into a male-dominated trade. What she found was a team that genuinely wanted her to succeed. Four years into her Lineworker apprenticeship, she was named Apprentice of the Year 2025.
Discover the best companies for women to work for in Australia in 2026, plus a simple framework to evaluate any employer on pay, flexibility and leadership.
Candidates now expect to see policies, pay data, and inclusion signals before they apply, and HR and talent acquisition teams need more than a logo placement.
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.