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How Catholic Education, SA (Education) used training to develop career paths for their admin staff. |
Training & Development |
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Coles Group (Personal and Household Good Retailing) use training programs to support and develop awareness of women's participation. |
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Connell Wagner attracts women into Engineering and uses in-house targets for promoting women. |
Recruitment and
Selection Promotion, Transfer & Termination |
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GM Holden (Motor Vehicle Manufacturing) investigated gender bias in interviews and supports women to develop their careers. |
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GM Holden
(Motor Vehicle Manufacturing)
Strategically addresses organisational culture to be inclusive for women. (EOCFW) |
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KPMG (Accounting Services) Strategically address the decreasing number of women in senior roles. |
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How Monash University (Education) improved promotional outcomes for women. |
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At World Vision (Community Organisation), job share is a strategy to retain senior women. |
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Wrigley (Confectionery Manufacturing) undertook job analyses to structure jobs for flexible needs. |
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Did You Know... |
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| Women remain under-represented
in the most senior corporate positions in ASX 200 organisations.
Five boards (2.5%) have a woman as Chair and six different companies have a female CEO (3.0%): EOWA 2010 Australian Census of Women in Leadership |
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| "As long as we have 50% of our
graduate intake being female and only 20% admission to partnership being
female, then we have a problem and will continue to address it." ... Giam Swiegers, CEO Deloitte Touch Tohmatsu, EOWA's 2006 Leading Edge Initiatives |