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.
What your workplace needs to know about endometriosis
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Balancing the scales starts with fixing the system
A reflection from WORK180’s 2026 International Women’s Day Summit on why real progress requires redesigning workplace systems, not expecting women to navigate them better—covering practical actions across hiring, pay, leadership, and flexibility.
Australia’s top 101 workplaces for women
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UK parental leave: What you’re entitled to and how a great employer supports you financially
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Bring your employee benefits to life with our new table design
WORK180’s redesigned benefits table helps you share your policies clearly, build trust, and attract aligned candidates.
Discover your next great workplace with clearer employer insights on WORK180
WORK180’s new benefits table empowers you to explore workplace policies upfront and supports you to make informed career decisions.
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Six women on what it’s really like to build a career in trades
From shipyard apprenticeships to mining trainee programs, six WORK180 Endorsed Employers share how they’re attracting women into trades, and building workplaces where they stay and progress.
Your employer brand has a new front door, and it’s not your careers page
Candidates now research employers through AI tools, not careers pages. Here’s what generative engine optimisation (GEO) means for your employer brand.
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Lily Crabbe’s electrical apprenticeship at Gold Fields took her from nervous first-timer to Leading Hand. Here’s how she got there.
How Helen Wood turned an eight year gap into fifteen years in geology
Helen Wood spent 15 years moving through geology roles at AngloGold Ashanti, including starting a new department as a founding team member.
Why three women chose mining, and why they’d choose it again
Holley, Isabella, and Natascha work in very different roles at Sandvik Australia. All three chose mining. All three would choose it again. Here’s why.
16 years, 5 roles, one unexpected career
Ros Fazulla walked into a part-time data entry job with no plan to stay. Sixteen years later, she’s Deputy Chief Steward at Greyhound Racing Victoria.