equal pay

Almost every day when I open my browser to read the latest news, I see more statistics articulating the extent of gender inequality in this country.

The latest Women’s Index is out and I’d love to report that the push for economic equality is getting easier, but the truth is anything but.

A replica of the iconic Fearless Girl statue has been unveiled today in Melbourne, ahead of International Women’s Day on the 8th of March.

Forget red roses, if you want to make women happy as the Valentine’s Day marketing trope suggests, this is the wishlist to consider.

It’s not rocket science, but it does take commitment, cultural change and an ability to shift the status quo. Employers CAN better support women

Serena Williams’ outburst during the US Open final marked a tipping point for women in sport and gender equality more generally.

The World Surf League announced an historic move today that it will close its gender pay gap by offering female surfers equal prize money.

The BBC pay gap was revealed when it released the salaries of its top 96 stars. Men earn more than women. 42 women have demanded action in an open letter.

Recently, debates about policies have disappeared under an avalanche of sexist, misogynist nonsense and the commentary on it.