Dr Victor Sojo Monzon

Lecturer and Research Fellow, Centre for Workplace Leadership, Department of Management and Marketing, Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Melbourne

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Business & Economics

What the media tells us about gender diversity at work

What Australian print media narratives do, don’t and should tell us about gender diversity in our workplaces

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Business & Economics

From #BlackLivesMatter to real workplace change

Some may be sceptical of the business responses to the Black Lives Matter movement, but corporate activism can make a strong statement of support for social justice causes

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Business & Economics

The toxic spread of COVID-19 racism

While the world grapples with COVID-19, reports of racism and racist attacks are on the rise worldwide. Everyone has a role to bring communities together instead of focusing on our differences

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Politics & Society

Busting the myths about sexual harassment

We have decades of research on sexual harassment and how to combat it. But first, we need to dispel the myths that enable it

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Politics & Society

Abuse in sport: Bad apples or bad barrels?

There are far too many recent examples of athletes facing abuse in sport. If we don’t change the structure and culture within sport, it will keep happening

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Business & Economics

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Workplace bullying in the #MeToo era

Workplace bullying creates a toxic environment, but the #MeToo movement is highlighting the drivers of abuse that women experience at work

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Business & Economics

Recruit Smarter: A better way to do business

Overcoming unconscious biases during recruitment can help organisations truly find the right person for the job, become more diverse, and perform better

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Business & Economics

5 ways the future of work could change for women

The last generation saw a significant shift towards equality for women in the Australian workplace, but they remain under-represented in senior roles, earn less and don’t have as much superannuation. So, what could the future of work look like for

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Politics & Society

Closing the gender gap in politics

Worldwide study shows the effectiveness of strong, enforced gender quotas as a means of increasing female political representation

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