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Tag: gender
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Microsoft signs on to pay transparency trend
Publishing salaries could help close gender pay gap. -
What Gen Z wants in a job
Equal pay, diversity and inclusion, and remote working. -
Beware the Gender Pay Gap Bot
Companies busted paying lip service to equal pay. -
Covid threatens to deepen STEM gender gap
One third of young female workers prepared to quit. -
500 women to get STEM apprenticeships
Grant scheme aimed at creating equal opportunity in STEM. -
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Women more likely to abandon science careers
Paid less than male counterparts, have fewer opportunities. -
Driving diversity in tech sector post COVID-19
Why we need more women in IT. -
IFIP News, December 2019
ICT news from around the world. -
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Gender diversity 'tokenises women'
Should we simply ditch the concept of gender diversity? -
Industry-wide diversity: it starts now
Dalidakis says Melbourne can lead the world. -
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Women in tech unite
Asia Pacific's largest online conference tackles gender inequality. -
Gender equality on the summit
A two-day event will boost opportunities for girls in the workforce. -
Six Aussie tech firms winning at gender equality
Achieve federal citation despite tougher rules. -
Why gender income gap could take 170 years to close
World Economic Forum renews calls for action. -
StartCon stays in Sydney after Vic Govt raid fails
But the fallout is messy. -
Joins us for 'Striving for Gender Parity'!
Celebrating diversity -
Join us as we shine the spotlight on gender parity in the ICT sector
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How IT can help more women break into senior roles
Inflexible barriers to gender equality. -
How women in IT can get to the top
Profiling ACS SA chair and IS director Jo Stewart-Rattray.