The Chat: our readers weigh in on flexible work, emergency responses and more

By Benjamin Clark, Deputy Engagement Editor, The Conversation

Our readers contributed much vibrant discussion to The Conversation’s journalism in the past month. Amid a national reckoning on the issue of gender inequality emanating from Canberra, they were particularly engaged with the topic of how women and their partners can be better supported in the workplace.

Our LinkedIn followers discussed gender equality at work

University of Melbourne academics Leah Ruppanner and Jordy Meekes’ recent piece…

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