The latest data release is a wake-up call. As more Australians scrutinise their employers, companies must either adapt to the push for gender pay equality or risk reputational damage and employee dissatisfaction.
The study also found that spouses of these employees report a more balanced family life when work schedules are flexible and workplaces foster a non-competitive culture.
As workplace culture evolves, leaders must prioritize clear, direct communication to replace jargon and promote meaningful dialogue, fostering a more engaged and productive workforce.
By reimagining the office Christmas party and aligning it with their team's preferences, employers can ensure a positive experience for everyone – leaving them not only satisfied but also excited for next year’s celebration.
Creating a supportive environment for mental health goes beyond having a few policies in place. Larna Rouillon believes that the foundation of a mental health-conscious workplace is a genuine culture of care.
Nostalgia for traditional work models isn’t inherently harmful, but must be balanced with a willingness to evolve. By understanding its impact on decision-making, businesses can create strategies that combine the best of both worlds, says Global Chief People Officer at Syntax.