Career

The Weekly looks back at Susanna Matters, the founder of Goods For Girls, and how winning the Women of the Future award in 2013 changed her life.

Many of us dream of retirement but when we get there it’s not all it’s cracked up to be. The Weekly gets author and career coach Jane Jackson to give you some tips on getting back into the workforce.

It's true. Women who succeed in breaking through the glass ceiling are more likely to be pushed off the glass cliff.

Should you dress for the job you want, not the job you have? We dusted off our sharpest suit and consulted the experts.

A landmark study has found that people with unusual or difficult-to-pronounce names are less likely to succeed at work.

If you're not getting the job you want, there's a big chance it's got nothing to do with your resume.

The Australian Women’s Weekly’s exciting Women in Business Awards is calling for business owners who would like an injection of cash and expertise – and who wouldn’t?

Study finds a sneaky double standard that is robbing qualified women of promotions and leadership roles.

More than 70 per cent of working Australians believe it's their right to take sickies – and people living in NSW and WA seem to be the biggest bludgers.

Female employees make up just over a quarter of those in key management positions in Australian workplaces, research finds.