Ed's Blog Email overload: How to get your inbox to zero & boost your productivity To be perfectly honest I rarely open email Press Releases with genuine fervour.
Ed's Blog How can a newspaper, a corporate sponsor or an executive that disregards women be fit to discuss the future of anything? Merit.
Ed's Blog 5 reasons Women’s Agenda isn’t just a women’s website It’s been a big week in the world of women’s websites.
Ed's Blog If this is merit isn’t it time to try something else? After tweeting about the Victorian Premier’s decision to implement a 50/50 policy to achieve gender parity in public board appointments on Saturday, an inevitable response popped up.
Ed's Blog What? These 15 boards managed to FIND more than two women? On the subject of getting more women on corporate boards, we’ve been a little pessimistic of late.
Ed's Blog Alan Jones gave Tony Abbott a to-do list. This is mine Radio broadcaster Alan Jones has given the Prime Minister Tony Abbott a long and detailed to-do list.
Ed's Blog What leading women would tell their younger selves When interviewing interesting and inspiring people about their careers on Women’s Agenda, we often throw in the ’18-year-old self’ question.
Ed's Blog The market rate for a stay at home mum? $96,700 a year Last year a video interview for the “World’s Toughest Job” went viral.
Ed's Blog Why should we put a dollar value on the unpaid work women do? Because it comes at a cost “There is no need to place a dollar figure on the role of stay at home parents (mum’s are not the only ones who take on that role), their ‘payment’ is the privilege of spending quality time with their child/(children).
Ed's Blog ‘You shut up. I ought to punch you in the face’: Coming face to face with a violent man A few days ago Kelly Baker was unloading her son and her two dogs from the car at a park in Sydney’s inner west.
Ed's Blog Dear John, This is why I blocked you Dear John, Last night I was looking through Women’s Agenda’s Twitter feed and I saw you asked why I blocked you.
Ed's Blog What if Bride & Seek got the reaction it did because people are sick to death of violence against women being trivialised? Quite a lot has been made of The Courier Mail’s ‘Bride & Seek‘ headline that ran on the front page of the Queensland newspaper last Wednesday.
