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A study by Monash University, has provided fresh insights into the need for cultural diversity among women in leadership positions.
A new study finds women are feeling financial pressures more so than men, with higher living costs starting to hurt the vulnerable.
New research suggests that pay rises for women are lagging that of men and that economic pressures are making matters worse.
We look at the state of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Australia in the economic environment and what businesses are doing.
Progress to gender financial equality is back on the front foot after two successive quarters in decline, helped by record advancements in the gender
The gender pay gap improves as the country reflects on the history-breaking impact of the Matildas FIFA World Cup effort.
New report shows that discrimination is worryingly persistent in Australian workplaces and business need to do more.
We ask two gender equality advocates whether a Matildas World Cup win will be enough to help close the gender pay gap.
The latest Barbie movie reminds us that some bosses are still in denial on diversity and inclusion.
Financy Women’s Index
Economist Nicki Hutley lays out the legacy likely to be left by COVID-19 and warns that women must not bear the burden of the
The latest Financy Women's Index shows how COVID-19 has cost Australian women a further delay in achieving economic equality.
OneVue CEO Connie Mckeage calls on the Government and private sector to support Australian women in the COVID-19 recovery phase.
There are early signs that Australian women are bearing the brunt COVID-19 job cuts, the March quarter Financy Women's Index shows.
Financy Women’s Index shows Australian women made significant financial progress in the December quarter to finish the decade on a high.
2020 has started on a high for many Australian women after the Financy Women’s Index, posted its best performance of 2019 in the December
The Financy Women's Index shows Australian women made progress in the Sept qtr but face decades of inequalities across paid and unpaid work.
Australian women are likely to wait another 45 years before seeing economic equality, the Financy Women's Index shows.
Women's Index finds that economic equality is unlikely to be achieved until at least 2031 despite women making record progress in the March quarter.
