
The future of work is female
There’s no place for glass ceilings in the post-industrial world, writes Malcolm King. If businesses hope to reinvigorate our stagnant economy, they must employ women in positions of power.
There’s no place for glass ceilings in the post-industrial world, writes Malcolm King. If businesses hope to reinvigorate our stagnant economy, they must employ women in positions of power.
New research shows South Australia needs to make urgent changes to advance workplace gender equity and realise the state’s untapped economic potential, SA Equal Opportunity Commissioner Niki Vincent writes on national Equal Pay Day.
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Recommended changes to SA’s anti-discrimination laws seek to prevent students and employees being unfairly treated due to their sexual orientation or gender identity, while also protecting the rights of religious bodies, writes researcher Sarah Moulds.
Mel McLaughlin’s treatment by Chris Gayle is just the latest example of women in sport being trampled by the studded boots of male entitlement – but things are slowly changing, argues David Rowe.
A groundbreaking book challenging conventional ideas about gender and identity is part of a new sub-genre in children’s literature.