Workplace Diversity

Politics & Society

Migrant and refugee women in Australia don’t feel safe at work

New research finds migrant and refugee women in Australia are facing high levels of workplace sexual harassment and racial discrimination with little protection

Discussion & Debate

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Opinion

You can be a better customer for LGBTQ+ hospitality workers

Bars, cafes and restaurants often rely on LGBTQ+ workers to make spaces look and feel inclusive, but they can end up facing harassment with no support

Business & Economics

Being creative can make you more popular at work

Creativity, especially when combined with demographic difference, helps build a well-connected workforce

Arts & Culture

Measuring diversity in Australian publishing

Diversity in publishing workplaces is good for our books, but exactly how diverse is our publishing industry?

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

Health & Medicine

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Under the Microscope

Becoming a STEM-inist

When PhD candidate Amy Shepherd began her career in science, she didn’t dream that within a few years she’d be rubbing shoulders with Nobel Prize winners but still wondering where all the women are

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

Health & Medicine

Why all jobs aren’t equal for people with disabilities

If you have a disability, you are much more likely to have a low quality job than someone without a disability - and that can have a huge impact on your life

Business & Economics

A new approach to disability in the workplace

While people with disabilities still struggle to find a job, many employers are introducing positive new strategies to support a diverse workforce

Arts & Culture

Toys for girls and boys show gender stereotypes at play

The way toys are marketed have implications way beyond the playground