From negotiating your first pay rise to climbing the corporate ladder, we share tips for women who want to succeed in the workplace.
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How a trip to Cambodia influenced my career trajectory
Guest Writer | October 3, 2024
After travelling to Cambodia when she was 18, Emily Williamson had no idea how much the trip would shape her career and life.
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Empowering women in mining: Proven strategies to boost hiring and retention rates
Staff Writer | August 23, 2024
For mining operations who want to contribute to equality and create a gender-friendly working environment, here are some strategies.
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Top strategies for managing work devices
Staff Writer | August 15, 2024
This article offers practical strategies to optimise device performance, safeguard sensitive data, and enhance employee satisfaction.
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Legal age requirements for bartenders in the US: what you need to know
Staff Writer | August 14, 2024
In the US, there are restrictions regarding the legal age requirements for bartending that differ by state and city.
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Standing desk mat: Essential support for prolonged standing
Staff Writer | July 30, 2024
This article will explore the benefits of standing desk mats, the features to look for, and tips for selecting the right mat.
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How to stand out in a competitive job market
Guest Writer | July 11, 2024
Workplace expert Michelle Gibbings shares five tips to help you position yourself for your next career step.
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Many women don’t get a pay rise because they don’t ask for one. Here’s how to change that
Emma Lennon | June 26, 2024
More than half of women have never received a pay rise because they've never asked for one, a study shows. Here's how to negotiate a higher salary.
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Combining work and study: 7 tips for women returning to education
Staff Writer | June 21, 2024
Here is a short, seven-point checklist to make your return to education smoother and more successful.
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4 obvious signs you’ve outgrown your job – and what to do about it
Emma Lennon | June 10, 2024
While it’s normal to feel bored in your job, if this feeling persists it could signal that you’ve outgrown your current role.