Women no longer accept the trade-off between career progression and flexibility. WORK180’s What Women Want report reveals what’s changed — and what hasn’t.
The old trade-off is over: women expect progression and flexibility
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The tech sector has a safety problem. This complimentary webinar series is helping employers fix it.
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.
How to compare parental leave policies when job hunting
Most people compare parental leave by counting weeks. Here’s what actually makes a policy strong, and how to compare two employers before you say yes.
Interview questions that reveal if a company supports women
Most companies say the right things. These are the interview questions, and the verification steps, that reveal whether an employer actually supports women.
Best companies for women to work for in Australia 2026
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.
Best diversity job boards for women in 2026
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.
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How three Sportsbet leaders built their careers without putting life on hold
Kate Reid, Lucy Jamil and Sally Jarvis share how growth, flexibility and real backing shaped their paths to senior leadership at Sportsbet.
Meet the women keeping Adelaide Airport running safely
From wildlife rescues to royal visits, Nicolle and Chelsea keep Adelaide Airport’s runways safe every day. Read their story on WORK180.
How diversity and inclusion training strengthens culture and reduces turnover
Inclusive teams are three times less likely to leave. Here is how diversity and inclusion training strengthens culture and improves retention, engagement, and leadership, with lessons from Australia Post.
Women in trades in Australia
Women are about 2% of Australia’s trades workforce — but it’s one of the fastest-changing, with priority-occupation status unlocking real support. This guide for women in trades in Australia covers entry routes, up to $10,000 in incentives, salaries, and what good site culture looks like.
We asked 10 recruiters what really gets you hired. Here’s what they told us
Ten recruiters from Australia Post, Infosys, Powercor and more share the honest truth about what actually gets a resume and cover letter noticed, and what doesn’t.
Meet the women building Australia’s next generation of defence vehicles
Three women, three trade roles, one team. Amy, Jelma and Julie-Ann on why a career at Rheinmetall Defence Australia felt like the right fit from day one.