jugglehood

Working parents were struggling with the juggle back in 2019. Have things improved in the past five years for those balancing work and care?

Unmasking the real horror of women juggling work and family on Halloween. Let’s rewrite this chilling tale of inequality.

The excitement of a side hustle, coupled with a regular job, might seem like the dream combo. But it also doubles the chances of burnout.

“As a busy working mum, ensuring we aren’t lost in the day to day is vital to help prevent burnout.”

Andrew Yates announced the new policy for KPMG on day one of his new role at the helm of the firm in Australia.

For female entreprenuers, there is no side hustle. There is hard work, compromise and regular doses of mother’s guilt.

Perched high atop a mountain in the Gold Coast hinterland, Gwinganna soothes the soul the minute you step in.

Employers must normalise flexible work, address domestic violence and review their paid parental leave policies in order to be family friendly during COVID-19 and beyond.

More men than women have taken paid parental leave at Accenture over the past year, with 272 Dads accessing the 18 weeks of fully paid leave available, compared to 115 mums.

We asked 1257 parents to share just what the juggle’s been like at home, and any tips and strategies that they’ve applied to help.

There is an economic case for the government to invest more in child care to help rebuild the economy after the health crisis is over.

‘Our kids – however young or old they are – are now living in a world we never had to face at the same age,’ Jennie Hill writes.