jobs

Jobs conventionally done by women are at a higher risk of being transformed by artificial intelligence than those done by men.

A series of workshops held in Melbourne and Sydney are helping newly arrived Ukrainians settle into their new lives and find employment.

Wood’s glass-half-full view was that “more people who want a job now have one”, a great leveller for the nation’s equitable access to work.

The Victorian budget has acknowledged the gendered impacts of the recession and taken some steps to address women’s economic security.

Kristine Scheul, Chair of the NAWIC, attended the ‘Women’s Jobs Creation Forum’ held by the Office for Women. She shares more of what happened on the day.

The government has acknowledged the disproportionate effects of this crisis on women. So what action can turn the ‘she-cession’ into a ‘she-recovery’?

The latest ABS Gender Indicators find women continue to trail men on wealth, jobs and wages, but are ahead on property ownership.

We’ve all heard about the benefits of yoga for reducing stress, but can it directly benefit your career? The founder and principal teacher of Adore Yoga, Nikola Ellis, says yoga has the potential to improve your confidence and performance in the workplace – and not just because it makes you feel less stressed.

This week we heard that the new PM Tony Abbott was disappointed (with himself presumably) that there was only one woman in cabinet and then we learnt it was because these jobs were appointed on merit (that would be the male middle-class version).