Ed's Blog Being a genius founder is no excuse for inappropriate behaviour Richard White had been running WiseTech Global for three decades before his resignation as CEO on Thursday afternoon.
Business Forty per cent of female business and public sector leaders lack an external network This gender gap raises questions about the accessibility of networking opportunities for women, in comparison to their male counterparts.
News & Views ‘See the person, not the stereotype’: new campaign to combat ageism against women An online campaign has launched aiming to disrupt stereotypes surrounding older women in the workplace.
News & Views Workplace discrimination against women of colour has jumped nearly 10 per cent in three years Discrimination against women of colour in the workplace has jumped nearly 10 per cent since 2021, a new report shows.
News & Views Historic all-women team set to work on Victoria’s Suburban Rail Loop A Victorian government tunnel project will make history by recruiting the first ever all-women tunnel boring machine (TBM) team during the construction of the Suburban Rail Loop (SRL).
News & Views Menopause at work: a holistic approach is essential for effective support The government’s Inquiry into the impacts of menopause and perimenopause has shed light on a crucial issue affecting millions of women.
News & Views A majority of low income earners are women. Superannuation policy is short-changing them Women in Super calls for women in Australia to stop being shortchanged in superannuation, with fixing LISTO listed as a key issue.
News & Views ‘We believed in what we were building’: Canva’s Melanie Perkins on raising capital and achieving big goals CEO and co-founder of Canva Melanie Perkins told audiences on Monday at SXSW Sydney about her career so far and how she achieves big goals.
Partner Content What to do when your inner voice holds you back: Nicole Hatherly Nicole Hatherly speaks with confidence, clarity and an ease that appears to have been there her entire life. Ten years ago, she could barely speak in front of three people.
Advice This feminist ‘anti-hustle’ group wants to change work culture A new “anti-hustle movement” group is aiming to help women put their mental wellbeing before their work pressures.
News & Views How banks and life insurers can help end domestic and family violence Banks and insurance providers can collaborate or partner with evidence-based domestic violence groups who can help inform best-practice around how to appropriately respond when a client discloses an abusive relationship.
News & Views The carer crisis: Why Australia’s ageing population requires employer action Despite the critical role carers play, many struggle to access adequate support, flexible working arrangements, or even recognition from their employers.
