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Lisa O'Sullivan

Let's talk about Sex - 0 views

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    Australia's sex discrimination commissioner Elizabeth Broderick "first went out hard publicly, talking about introducing quotas - 'the Q word' - for women on boards...Then she approached 12 powerful men she knew had a strong commitment to gender equality...She never mentioned the Q word again.
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    though this report above is contradicted here - "women sidelined by boardroom boys" - http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/10/06/3030429.htm "Ms Broderick says the pace of change so far has been glacial and if it does not change she will push for quotas."
Lisa O'Sullivan

Is it time for quotas - 4.29min podcast - Hack, Triple J - 0 views

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    "quotas are crap"; "are women being overlooked because of their gender?", "do we not have enough women in the senior ranks?"
Meeghan Oliver

AIM NSW Great Debate - 4 views

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    Real Women don't need a quota. Check out this site for all the latest on the AIM Great Debate 2011. Including links to the Twitter feed so you can keep up to date, and have your say.
Meeghan Oliver

Australian boardrooms still full of men, women under represented - 2 views

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    More than 80 of the Federal Government's 500 boards have no women, while just nine have no men
Meeghan Oliver

More work needed on gender equality, directors' gathering told - 1 views

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    IAG chairman Brian Schwartz warns that action is needed to increase the number of women on company boards.
Meeghan Oliver

Hiring women in executive roles a 'business imperative' - Macquarie - 2 views

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    Australian business needed to do more to promote women into senior corporate roles, Macquarie Group director Diane Grady said yesterday. While more than 50 per cent of university graduates in Australia were women, she said women made up only 10 per cent of senior executive roles
Meeghan Oliver

Debate over board quotas for women - 1 views

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    The Australian Institute of Management will host the Great Debate - "Do Real Women Need Quotas?" on June 3.
Meeghan Oliver

Mentoring and its dangers: beyond the 'male' paradigm - 0 views

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    Opinion piece by Joycelynne Scutt "Mentoring is in the news. Businesswomen say nothing will change in top levels of management without it. Women need mentoring to gain board appointments, to become government department heads and CEOs, to succeed at any higher post. Now, with mentoring such a byword, even businesses are told that their boards are obsolete, that they require mentors instead. In that scenario, boards are out. Mentors are in".
Meeghan Oliver

Australian Centre for Leadership for Women - 1 views

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    Australian Centre for Leadership for Women: To empower women to develop their own style of leadership based on a combination of their individual strengths and an understanding of leadership theory and practice.
Meeghan Oliver

Women & Leadership Australia - 0 views

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    Women & Leadership Australia is a national initiative dedicated to supporting a higher representation of female leadership throughout the Australian workforce and the broader community. Encompassing all aspects of leadership capability, career progression and work/life balance, WLA programs have become a highly regarded example of workplace excellence and achievement. WLA regularly connects with thousands of individual Australian women, providing ongoing support and advice at every stage of their leadership journey.
Meeghan Oliver

EOWA Australian Census of Women in Leadership - 1 views

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    The Australian Census of Women in Leadership measures the status of women on boards and women executive managers in Australia's top 200 organisations listed on the Australian Stock Exchange. Applying the business principle of what gets measured, gets done, the Census is designed to establish accurate statistics to enable international benchmarking.
Jacki James

Still a long way to the top for Australian women? | Dynamic Business - Small Business A... - 1 views

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    The successful Australian woman is passionate, driven, focused, determined and resilient - but she has had to make a number of sacrifices in the name of success, and while regret might be too strong a word, she is fully aware of these sacrifices and is striving to ameliorate them. These are the findings revealed in 'Long Way to the Top' a White Paper authored by Melbourne financial planner, Charmaine Curtain from Global Partnerships Financial Consulting.
Meeghan Oliver

Women's wages set for shake up - 2 views

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    In Australia, women's wages are set to rise dramatically with a landmark pay equity decision today. The national industrial relations tribunal, Fair Work Australia, has found that women in the health and community services industries suffer inequality in their pay rates and that this is at least partly based on gender discrimination.
Jacki James

Women and Leadership: Putting Unconscious Bias Top of Mind - Knowledge@Australian Schoo... - 1 views

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    hange is afoot with reforms to the Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Act demanding organisations address inequitable pay and deliver tangible equality outcomes, with the first reports to be signed off by CEOs in 2013. But will the new legislation tackle the underlying cause of women's glacial rise into senior roles in Australian corporations? 
Meeghan Oliver

L'Oreal heiress back on board at 89 - 0 views

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    LILIANE Bettencourt, heiress to L'Oreal and the world's second-richest woman, savoured her return to grace after a year of torment as she was re-elected last night to the board of the French cosmetics giant founded by her father. Ok, so talking about gender on boards...should we also be looking at age? Is 89 too old to be re-introduced back to the boardroom? They may have age and experience but really, do they have anything left to give?
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