News & Views Gender pay gap grows in NSW government sector The public sector gender gap in NSW is now at its highest gap, with women earning almost $4000 less than men on average per year.
Work Style Veteran Sydney Morning Herald columnist Elizabeth Farrelly fired over the phone Elizabeth Farrelly has had her contract with the newspaper terminated by editor Bevan Shields via a phone call.
Music Australian music industry to undergo #MeToo style review A music industry review will be conducted to look into the prevalence and nature of sexual harm and harassment in Australia’s music industry.
News & Views Champions of Change Coalition Annual report outlines positive shift towards gender equality Champions of Change Coalition released its 2021 Impact Report assessing their Coalition Members’ impact on gender equality.
Health Half of Australian women have experienced sexual harassment in their lifetime ABS study has found that half of women in Australia have experienced some sort of sexual harassment in their lifetime.
News & Views HILDA survey reveals women still do almost double the unpaid work of men The latest HILDA Survey has revealed that women do almost double the hours of unpaid working time per week compared to men.
News & Views Concerns mount in the US over the future of women’s rights to access abortion A series of anti-abortion legislation throughout America in 2022 may be inevitable, as rising the rising horror for women increases.
News & Views Urgent one-woman play asks tough questions of our legal system Suzie Miller’s one-woman play, Prima Facie is an urgent call for the legal system to be more nuanced and female-centric.
Employers Women face more stress at work because they are better than men at keeping deadlines says new study A new study from the US has revealed that women face more stress at work because they are better at keeping to deadlines than men.
Employers Almost half of Australians think only lip service and ‘box ticking’ is being paid to mental health by employers A new study has found that almost half of Australian workers feel lip service is being paid to their mental health.
Employers 52 percent of Australian men think they suffer from reverse gender discrimination A new report has found that 52 percent of Australian men believe they feel they are suffering from reverse-discrimination
News & Views 38 percent of women in tech plan to leave their jobs in next two years New research from the US has revealed more than a third of women in tech plan to leave their jobs in the next two years.