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The comprehensive data also explores shifts for women on boards and women in management. While the overall results are looking good, four of the 19 industries actually saw their gender pay gaps widen.
Today is WGEA's fifth year of gender reporting in Australia, presenting the latest gender equality data and trends. Has 2018 been the year of great change? https://t.co/oAX0p7eiWN
We all have implicit assumptions, and can often assess talent in others according to a our personal (and hidden) 'template of success'. This piece offers some practical ways to better assess talent and determine what we're really looking for in a new hire. https://t.co/XJMNPYdv0h
The retirement savings gap might be changing the makeup of our workplaces, with the number of women aged 65 to 74 in the workforce almost doubling in the past decade. https://t.co/DqXY4ZjRCZ
What if we stopped wasting time trying to convince others on the importance of diversity, and started focusing on and assisting those who already get it? This CEO argues we'd see some real change. https://t.co/4a6Rl1AfRR
Publicly listed boards in California will soon be required to have at least one woman on their boards. As the new bill's sponsor said: 'We're tired of being nice'. https://t.co/nAyfkWAtTV
Another way to think about branding is to think about mindful leadership, according to this piece from a couple of years back. It's also a great way to play a part in building diverse organisations. https://t.co/euSKlH6de7
We can reap great rewards from nurturing our personal brand. My latest column in The Australian is all about personal branding. https://t.co/HxhsARSTFB
"Equal Pay Day is an important reminder of the continuing barriers women face in accessing the same opportunities and rewards as men in Australian workplaces." - WGEA, 2018 https://t.co/jX7AfewRjG
Do you ever feel like your achievements are a fluke? If so you're likely to be familiar with imposter syndrome which Gillian Fox writes is not a bad thing. https://t.co/btcs8d8WA4
The former PM's speech in Melbourne urged employers to stop seeing mental illness as a barrier to employment and to instead see the value in diversity. https://t.co/2CfyF3yYaN
More communication needed! If bosses can't explain the benefits to the bottom line, employers and managers may fail to take the issue seriously. https://t.co/5ouEJdAVk9
This analysis by the University of Sydney Business School finds that directors of our ASX 100 boards are overwhelmingly Anglo-Celtic men, with Aussie accents. https://t.co/yy6pFv3DA1
Two years ago Waleed Aly delivered a powerful speech on the need for more diversity on Australian screens. So has much changed? https://t.co/6pJREeBWdP