Posted on 29 June 2010. Tags: Diversity
sphinxx has always been a group effort – harnessing the determination of women and employers to see more women in leadership roles, to close the diversity gap at executive and board levels. Our collaborative and pragmatic approach of bringing together senior women in business, and identifying experts who can advise on what women say they […]
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Posted on 25 June 2010. Tags: Diversity, Employers
Apparently so! “The stupid curve” phenomenon (named by former Deloitte USA Chairman Mike Cook) that describes the curve you see in graphs that source 90% of their leaders from only 50% of their workforce. And Australia ranks behind peer countries in regards to number of women in senior executive roles… Diversity and Flexibility E-newsletter […]
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Posted on 24 June 2010. Tags: Diversity, Research
The Diversity Council of Australia has identified what they see as a “glaring omission” in employment-related research and statistics which their new survey hopes to fill. This diversity-stalling gap is a “need for better access to systematic and reliable information on employment and diversity related workplace trends”. The ADC claims that since the demise of […]
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Posted on 21 June 2010. Tags: Diversity
Catalyst is a force to be reckoned with for the womens rights cause. They have recently launched a blog and I loved their recent blog about the diversity of nature and the unfortunate fact that progress for women isn’t as natural as we thought it was. The author is none other then Laura Liswood, Senior Advisor to […]
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Posted on 19 June 2010. Tags: Diversity, Employers
Catalyst has just published their second report Pipeline’s Broken Promise examines the flawed assumptions in conventional wisdom of the past decades that counted on parity in education, an increase of women into the labour force and company implemented diversity/inclusion programs to yield an equitable and robut talent pipelines, with women surging to the top in […]
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Posted on 17 June 2010. Tags: Diversity, Employers, Negotiation, The Glass Ceiling
The Equal Pay Alliance has made 2010 the year for real action on the pay gap for working women. The Equal Pay Alliance is made up of 150 representatives from government, unions (including the Australian Council of Trade Unions) and businesses.And I am delighted to pass on that the campaign has kicked off with the […]
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