Posts tagged "working mothers"

Today, across the nation, educators who work in long day care centres are walking off the job for the fourth time in 18 months.

While we loved having Dad around all the time, we did have to defend the decision to have him as a stay-at-home dad. It was the 90s and it wasn't common.

More of us are using formal childcare in order to participate in the workforce, but childcare is becoming even less affordable.

Female investment managers make up just 17% of employees in the industry, which is described as a boys club rife with gender bias and inequality.

Emma Isaacs acquired Business Chicks when she was just 26 years old, and turned it into the largest women’s networking group in Australia.

In order to mainstream flexible careers, we need companies to see the real and clear cost benefits on everything, beyond just women’s participation.

Full-time flexible policies are not enough and will not mobilise change. We need more part-time roles that are better advertised.

Founder of Teepee Nights, Katherine Fuchs, had a light-bulb moment during a family camping trip: why not bring camping fun to urban homes?

Dear Aunty B, I’m running a successful online small business from home, but I’m facing some pretty big challenges when it comes to worki…

Small businesses are more likely than large companies to hire and value working mothers, according to a new research. The study, conducted b…

In terms of OECD countries, sadly Australia is still far from taking the lead when it comes to supporting pregnant women in the workplace. …