Category: News and Media

Intersectional approach to women in leadership

DCA and partners have funding for a project to address the systemic barriers restricting CARM women’s upward mobility into leadership roles in Australian organisations.

Celebrating International Day for People of African Descent

Why your workplace should celebrate International Day for People of African Descent as an inclusive workplace practice.

Supporting people at work after pregnancy loss

Pregnancy loss can be isolating. This DCA event explored how workplaces can be inclusive of women, and people of all genders, who have experienced pregnancy loss.

Improving workforce disability and accessibility – Queensland Department of Education

Case study on how the Queensland Department of Education implemented initiatives on workforce disability and accessibility.

The gender pay gap nears $1 billion per week

The latest edition of She’s Price(d)less shows that the national pay gap is estimated at $966m per week or $51.8b per year.

Supporting employees with long COVID to return to work

Getting infected with COVID-19 can cause some people to experience health problems that won’t go away. This blog outlines some of the challenges faced by employees returning to work.

Making D&I more structured and scalable – RAM

In this case study, Real Asset Management Group (RAM) outline how participating in DCA’s Inclusive Employer Index made their D&I efforts more structured and scalable.

On being a family friendly workplace …

Being a family friendly workplace is fundamentally more than offering simple flexibility around family commitments.

Groundbreaking Survey: Employment Experiences of Indigenous Australians

The Gari Yala survey aims to be a voice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers, capturing the truth on workplace cultural safety, inclusion and exclusion/racism.

Measuring Cultural Diversity

The census gives us an overview of Australia’s population, but it doesn’t tell us about the richness of who we are, how we identify and how others identify us.