The 100% Project, in conjunction with Deakin University, is conducting research to investigate the impact of psychological safety on men’s likelihood to request family friendly work arrangements. The research project,…
Read MoreFunded by the Australian Government through the Department of Social Services, and managed by the Melbourne Institute, the HILDA Survey collects valuable data about labour market dynamics and family life,…
Read MoreIf an organisation aspires to elevate their company’s position across industries, and in particular to retain women in the senior leadership pool, then they should invest further in creating equity…
Read MoreThe process of change within any organisation is faced with challenges, human and procedural. Detractors will argue against the necessity to change and worse, may create barriers to hinder progress;…
Read MoreDeprioritising diversity in the workplace is an obstacle we must overcome in order to effectively create a more gender equal working environment. The business case for safety is simple, it…
Read MoreThank you to all who attended the research launch last week in Melbourne. The research is now available in full by request, or you can read the white paper here….
Read MoreFostering a collaborative and inclusive work environment is one way you can support gender equality and right gender imbalances within your work place. Encouraging cooperation and respectful relationships between staff…
Read MoreTanya Plibersek announced she would not contest the Labor Party leadership due to family responsibilities. Women especially will understand the pull of family and her desire to spend time with…
Read MoreIt’s been ten years since The 100% Project began addressing inequalities in organisations and changing them for the better. For a decade, we have been focused on action, not just…
Read MoreOn 2017’s International Women’s Day, around fifty individuals gathered at the Old Treasury Building in Melbourne to participate in The 100% Project’s celebration. The event centered around a…
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