The problem is indisputable – women make up just over half of the Australian population yet, on average, they are paid $26,000 less per annum than men.

This report finds, once again, that stubborn gender stereotypes about the roles men and women play in paid work and caring continue to drive the gender pay gap.

With deep sadness we acknowledge the passing of Michael Andrew AO, an iconic leader of KPMG and very great Australian.

Once upon a time, in a suburb not so far away from where she now works, a little ‘girl’ was born. This little ‘girl’ was unlike many other girls, in that she looked like and was treated like a boy.

The Australian Returned Soldiers and Sailors Imperial League (the forerunner to the RSL) first sold poppies for Armistice* Day in 1921 importing one million silk poppies, made in French orphanages. They remain a symbol of remembrance.

Individuals who are more resilient are considered to be more adaptive within the ever changing workplace.

Have you ever wondered what makes someone a good athlete? Or a good leader? Or a good parent? Why do some people accomplish their goals while others fail?

Today we ‘celebrate’ a small step in the journey for equal pay for equal work.  The national gender pay gap has reached its lowest level in 20 years at 14.6 percent.…

Everybody, even elite athletes and highly disciplined people, struggle at times to stay motivated.