Screen ‘How can this be possible today?’ Supporters unite around Rebel Wilson SMH is facing backlash over ‘outing’ of Rebel Wilson over the weekend. Columnist Andrew Hornery caused more controversy with his ‘apology’.
Work Style The $8,000 gender pay gap among Aussie influencers A new report looking into Australia’s influencers and online-creators’ economy has found that young males on TikTok are the biggest earners.
News & Views Women control only 1 per cent of shares at S&P 500 companies Among top executives at S&P 500 companies, women control just 1 per cent of the value of shares among top leaders.
Entrepreneurs How refugee-powered ethical underwear business NISA is building a force for good Elisha Watson and her refugee-powered ethical underwear is building a force for good in Wellington, New Zealand.
News & Views Over 100 UK actors sign letter calling for better onscreen representation of women over 45 The UK’s Acting Your Age Campaign have launched an open letter calling for better onscreen representation of women above the age of 45.
Health 4 out of 10 Australians keep silent at work about their mental health A new study has found that four out of every ten workers who reported poor mental health in the past 12 months did not talk about it at work.
News & Views Spain set to approve monthly menstrual leave Spain is set to become the country in the West to offer menstrual leave, three days per month for women suffering period pain while at work.
Jugglehood Half of female doctors have suffered pregnancy complications Female doctors in Australia delay starting a family due to their career, with half having suffered some form of pregnancy complication.
Screen Only 17 per cent of working Australian women are satisfied with the Morrison government Fifty-one per cent of working women in Australia are dissatisfied with the Morrison government, according to a new ACTU poll.
News & Views Refusing to trade in my culture: Diversity in Australian Fashion industry Diversity in the Australian fashion industry is shifting, and at AAFW, a panel of talented designers talk about its future
Politics Young women are turning their backs on political careers at alarming rate, new research suggests Almost two thirds of young Australian women say they would be more keen on a political career if it was more diverse, new research has found.
Work Style Half of women across the world have recently experienced burnout Almost fifty percent of women across the world report burnout, a startling new study from Deloitte Global has found.
