workplace culture

Despite the available job vacancies, a new survey of HR professionals shows ageism is keeping older people out of the workplace.

There’s still a lot of obstacles for women in Australia’s STEM workforce, despite more girls and young women studying the subjects. 

Women of colour are already stretched thin. Enabling them to succeed is a good thing because we bring diversity and pragmatic thinking.

Anjani Amriit poses the question–“Are women still enslaved to the expectation of being on call 24 x 7 at work and home?”

For me, the opportunity for reform as stories emerged about the culture in Parliament, was not simply to make change in that workplace, but to make changes for workplaces around the country.

Is it salary, or rather great management that Australian workers prefer? New reserach from Slack aims to find out.

Former Coalition staffer receives $650,000 “no admissions” settlement for damages suffered working for Alan Tudge and Michaelia Cash.

The first national study of Australian working arrangements since the end of work-from-home directives shows hybrid work is here to stay.

Two years into the pandemic, burnout and imposter syndrome have become occupational hazards, according to a new report from Asana.

Treasurer Frydenberg is calling for a “great reshuffle”. A chance to take advantage of low employment rates. But he should know there’s more at stake for women.

The return of staff to on-site work will be thwarted by concerns from workers who dislike their boss, according to research.

Sex Discrimination Commissioner Kate Jenkins’ report is the culmination of review of the culture in federal parliamentary workplaces.