All Gender Inclusive Approach Opens Doors to Safe Workspaces
December 21, 2021
Origin Energy’s employees can enjoy a culture of inclusion, respect and understanding with intersex awareness training and all-gender bathrooms.
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2021 has been hard. But it was also filled with so. much. hope.
December 16, 2021
There is no question that the challenges of 2021 have been unprecedented (and are far from over), but I’m of the firm belief that it hasn’t been all doom and gloom. In fact, I think it has been a time of reckoning, surprising us with the gift of clarity and visibility of human rights issues.
Exhausted? How Grace Papers can help
December 8, 2021
We share some steps to help foster healthier workplaces and prevent burnout by assisting leaders in caring for themselves and exhausted employees.
It’s time to flex your thinking
June 2, 2021
The pandemic has forced us to reconsider what we value in our lives, the way we worked before, and the way we’d like to work in the future. Twelve months on, with an opportunity to take those silver linings and embed them, we’re also seeing new flex challenges emerge.
Working from home or living at work: How to avoid burnout in 2021
February 12, 2021
Resilience is a muscle and one that we need to continue building in 2021. While we would all like to leave the pandemic in 2020, if we fail to address it and implement strategies to mitigate against it, we are going to run the risk of burnout.
Re-imagining Flexibility in the NSW Department of Premier and Cabinet
February 5, 2021
Grace Papers partnered with DPC NSW to redevelop the workplace culture and create a new vision for flexibility for current and successive Secretaries.
What I’ve Learned: Olivia Fordham On Life Getting Better By Choice
January 30, 2021
Olivia Fordham never thought someone so small could change her world in an instant. When her daughter, Sophia, arrived in March last year she was proven wrong.
What I’ve Learned: Sarah Giblin on knowing her value
November 25, 2020
Senior HR Advisor at the Department of Communities and Justice, and a mother of three, Sarah Giblin has had years to learn how to balance home and work. Here, Sarah opens up about taking the time to think big, learning to squash the guilt, and how knowing her value helps her stay present – no matter what room she is in.