• FWX Dec qtr  1.42
  • FWX yr-on-yr  0.24
  • ASX 200 Boards years to equality  4.6
  • Underemployment years to equality  22.4
  • Superannuation years to equality  13.9
  • Pay Gap years to equality  21.1
  • Employment years to equality  25.2
  • Unpaid Work years to equality  47.3
  • Education years to equality  212.8

What signal does becoming a ‘Recognised Employer’ send to the market?

Achieving recognition as a financial gender equitable employer is a public statement that signals your leadership to key stakeholders:

  • To Your Existing Employees: It proves your commitment to building a truly equitable workplace where every employee, particularly women, can thrive. This recognition reinforces trust and improves retention by showing you are invested in improving their financial outcomes.
  • To Future Employees: In a competitive market, it provides a credible, visible way to signal that you are a financial gender equitable employer of choice offering genuine opportunity. This helps you attract the best people by competing on culture, not just salary.
  • To Customers & Investors: It authentically proves your commitment to closing the many gender financial gaps that affect a person’s full working life cycle, helping you win values-driven customers. It signals to the market that you have a well-managed, forward-thinking brand with a strong culture.
  • To Your Competitors: It differentiates your business as a market leader. This recognition sets a new standard, challenging others to keep up with your proven commitment to systemic fairness.

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