Uncategorised Here’s how to help Aussie corporates wake up to the business case for gender diversity Why do corporates continually fail to understand the business case for gender diversity? Because we’re not speaking their language.
Uncategorised The ‘best surgeons’ don’t all look the same A long list of the ‘best’ knee replacement surgeons is made up entirely of white men. Surgeons Neela Janakiramanan & Christine Lai respond.
News & Views Bosses deserve to be happy at work too. Here’s how Studies of workplace happiness have tended to overlook the wellbeing of managers. But a happy boss means a happy team – and that’s good for everyone.
News & Views Is silence around suicide a mistake? Jennie Hill’s beloved brother committed suicide and it’s given her cause to contemplate whether silence is actually a mistake that compounds the stigma.
News & Views Key to solving the IT skills gap? Addressing the diversity gap For years organisations have debated the causes and solutions to our ongoing IT skills shortage in Australia.
Life Mothers shouldn’t have to challenge the system. Blanket protections for women through pregnancy needed The Serena Williams experience reflects a daily reality for working mothers around the world. It’s time it changed, for everyone.
Business Starbucks closes across America in bid to combat unconscious bias, should some Australian businesses take note? Americans will be forced to forego their morning mochaccino today, as coffee chain Starbucks closes more than 8,000 stores in a bid to train their staff about racial unconscious bias.
Leadership The hypocrisy continues: Why is Barnaby Joyce selling stories? Yesterday it was reported that the former Deputy Prime Minister had accepted a whopping $150,000 payment from Channel Seven for his and Vikki Campion’s story.
News & Views It’s #NotSoFast in Hollywood: ‘We know who you are, and we’re not going to allow you to get away with it any longer’ Yesterday, the New York Times coined a phrase that I just love to describe the current phase of #MeToo: the “not so fast” era.
News & Views How to get more women in the House The wave of quality women who have left the House in the past few weeks let alone years means the challenge of how to encourage more Australian women to enter all levels of government remains larger than Donald Trump’s Twitter feed.
News & Views Ahead of Ireland’s referendum we should acknowledge the work Australia still has to do Ahead of Friday’s referendum in Ireland on abortion, Victoria’s Minister for Women Natalie Hutchins has a message for the pro life protesters she saw on Spring St in Melbourne today.
Money People upset about this sign charging a ‘premium’ for female doctors should be more concerned about why female GPs earn less Twitter and conventional media are abuzz today about a Melbourne practice that apparently charges a ‘premium’ for female doctors: $7 more per standard consultation in fact.