Closing the gender pay gap takes time, especially in traditionally male-dominated sectors like mining, energy, and resources. It demands unwavering commitment and ongoing effort — work our team not only supports but actively highlights for all to see. Why? Our...
We regularly invite our WORK180 Endorsed Employers to events and conversations designed to inform and inspire their continued commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI). Most recently, we hosted a fireside chat with Duncan Hewett, an accomplished expert...
Source: WGEA 2024 The National Picture Companies in the top quartile for women in leadership are now 39% more likely to outperform their peers (up from 15% in 2015). It’s therefore no surprise that employers are increasingly eager to address the imbalance in their...
Get it right, and your company’s ‘People and Culture’ page can help attract and encourage a wide array of talented applicants to your organization. Get it wrong, however, and the page can undermine your employer brand — and damage your all-important DEI (diversity,...
Ranking fifth on the list of Australia's top 101 workplaces for women, there's a lot to learn from the dedicated team driving diversity, equity, and inclusion at Experian ANZ. That's why we're so thrilled to release our open and insightful interview with Andrew Black...
Our exciting new series of interviews with award-winning equitable employers is here to inform and inspire other teams determined to drive DEI — and our first conversation is sure to do just that. * DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) Alana Newbrook and...
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Four practical sessions on respect, safety and gender equity, starting 3 July, designed for employers who want to lead real change in digital and tech.
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