What you need to know about gender pay gap reporting
Today (27 February) is the launch of the Workplace Gender Equality Agency’s (WGEA) gender pay gap reporting
Today (27 February) is the launch of the Workplace Gender Equality Agency’s (WGEA) gender pay gap reporting
The gender pay gap publication date is fast approaching. Organisations must be prepared if they’re to hang onto their ...
Champions of the Parental Leave Bill claim broader, more balanced leave entitlements will help address gender pay ...
On 27 February, the Workforce Gender Equality Agency (WGEA) will publish the first set of private sector employer gender ...
Though pay transparency is increasingly seen as a crucial part of the gender pay discussion, without collecting the ...
The gender pay gap has hit an all-time low of 21.7 per cent. As we edge slightly closer to equality, the momentum must ...
Years-long stagnation of gender pay has finally come to an end, but employers will have to do more to consolidate the ...
Transparency is increasingly seen as the answer to eradicating the gender pay gap. Will salary banding play a role?
Australia’s gender pay gap is currently sitting at 22.8 per cent, meaning for each dollar men make, women earn 77¢. ...
Exploring the work of Claudia Goldin, pay equity, and the structural problems of modern work.
Progress towards pay equity is stalling. Is mandatory reporting the way forward?
A law firm partner has bemoaned that the gender pay gap persists in 2023 and cautioned that the new pay transparency ...
This month, the United Nation’s Equal Pay Day fell on 18 September, and it was a timely reminder for all Australian ...