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The public furore over Wilkinson's complaint that she was paid less than her previous Channel Nine co-host, Karl Stefanovic, for effectively the same job, and, disappointingly, the failure of labour market economists to defend her, confirms again just why the gender pay gap is so difficult to close. So difficult, you can’t even complain about...
Today’s consumer base is the most discerning it’s ever been. A combination of unprecedented advertising exposure and a current events cycle loaded with unavoidable and difficult social, political, and environmental issues has led to a marketing and advertising landscape in which the issues of the day and brands are inextricably linked. Procter...
In this episode of the This Working Life podcast, Samantha McGolrick, organisational culture and governance strategist, and Deborah Coram, CEO of Safetrac, discuss how board member education is vital to directors asking the right questions and understanding how the Board's mindset and decisions affect organisational workplace culture...
Understanding the root problems of information disorder requires understanding hard-wired human behaviours, economic and political policy, group psychology and ideologies, and the relationship to people’s sense of individual and community identity. Misinformation and disinformation do not exist in a vacuum. The spread of false and misleading...
Shareholders, employees, and customers are holding business leaders accountable to actively respond to climate change. Consumers and companies are choosing to do business with organisations that advance sustainability, and digital solutions have an important role to play in helping businesses develop strategies to address this. Digital tools...
The storied American company General Electric, which struggled under its own weight after growing to become a sprawling conglomerate, will divide itself into three public companies focused on aviation, healthcare, and energy. GE hopes to find more centralised growth and profit, whilst also…
Technology has given people more ways to connect, but it has also given them more opportunities to lie. Back in 2004, communication researcher Jeff Hancock and his colleagues had 28 students report the number of social interactions they had via face-to-face communication, the phone, instant messaging and email over seven days. Students also...
Facebook’s rebrand to Meta had the exact opposite effect most rebrands are meant to have, according to a new report on brand trust from The Harris Poll. Public trust in Meta dropped 5 per cent after the rebrand. Meta was in a reputation crisis before it announced its new name...
After a series of high-profile cases of corporate failures, the Minister for Indigenous Australians, Ken Wyatt, wants a parliamentary inquiry into how corporations engage with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander consumers. The inquiry will...
Almost two-thirds of employees in the United States claim that the COVID-19 experience has driven deep reflection on their purpose in life. Nearly half said that they were reconsidering the kind of work they do. Millennials were three times more likely than others to say that they were re-evaluating work. By linking the workplace to the idea of...