Posts tagged "workplace gender equality agency"

Women will continue to be underpaid and stymied in their careers until society and business leaders rethink work flexibility for men, says Fay Calderone.

A new study shows companies must include women in leadership roles as they develop post-COVID-19 recovery plans, WGEA director Libby Lyons says.

Doctors, nurses, teachers, carers and childcare workers are on the front lines in the fight against coronavirus. And the vast majority of them are women.

Equal work for equal pay is the stated goal of many, but new research indicates its not the case for about one-in-two small businesses.

There's not much data on pay parity in the small-business space, and that's because there's nobody who can collect the data.

More research needs to be done to understand gender equality within the SME space, amid concern 40% of the workforce is missing from the conversation.

One hundred and twenty Australian organisations have received an employer of choice stamp of approval from the Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA)

It’s Equal Pay Day!

But you’re probably in no mood to celebrate, despite the fact the national gender pay gap has dropped — wait f…

A report released today by Bankwest Curtin Economics Centre in collaboration with the Workplace Gender Equality Agency reveals top t…

The Workplace Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) has released its annual list of Employers of Choice for Gender Equality.

This year the list f…

  Australian companies that employ at least 100 people will this year be required to provide data to the government on how new parents are …

  Ninety companies across Australia are now considered to be employers of choice for both genders, according to a new list announced by the…