Marian Baird - Newsroom articles
Triple-blow for Australian workers 17 Aug 2017
The New Daily
The New Daily quoted Professor Marian Baird about new wage figures released yesterday by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Aussie teens want 'glamorous' jobs like footballers, actors and YouTubers: report 17 Aug 2017
International Business Times
Professor Marian Baird was quoted by International Business Times about an Australian Institute of Family Studies report which looked at what jobs Australian teenagers are aspiring to do in the future.
Marian Baird on Growing Up Gracefully 16 Aug 2017
Growing Up Gracefully
ABC TV’s Growing Up Gracefully program interviewed Co-Director of the Women, Work & Leadership Research Group, Professor Marian Baird about how women can negotiate salary packages and the gender pay gap in Australia.
Great expectations: teens want careers as actors and YouTubers 15 Aug 2017
The Australian
Professor Marian Baird was quoted in The Australian, following a report about an Australian Institute of Family Studies survey on teenagers’ career aspirations.
Meet the dads who mother 18 Jun 2017
The Times of India
The Times of India quoted Professor Marian Baird about her research on employer attitudes to paid parental leave.
What's holding so many well-educated women back when it comes to work? 11 Jun 2017
Sydney Morning Herald, Sunday Age and Brisbane Times
Professor Marian Baird was quoted in an article by the Sydney Morning Herald, Sunday Age and Brisbane Times about women employed in positions below their skill level for lower pay rates. The article was syndicated nationally.
What we need to do to make workplaces fairer to women 24 May 2017
Sydney Morning Herald, Age, Canberra Times, Brisbane Times and WA Today
Professor Marian Baird and PhD candidate Ly Phan were interviewed in an article about strategies to achieve greater equality in workplace gender representation published by the Sydney Morning Herald, Age, Canberra Times, Brisbane Times and WA Today.
Families warned they may risk liability for injuries to au pairs and nannies 21 May 2017
Sydney Morning Herald and WA Today
Professor Marian Baird was quoted in articles published in the Sydney Morning Herald and WA Today about the legal responsibilities of families directly employing nannies and au pairs. The article was syndicated nationally.
Microsoft extends paid parental leave to 20 weeks and sets new benchmark 02 May 2017
The Sydney Morning Herald
Professor Marian Baird was quoted in the Sydney Morning Herald, Age and Canberra Times about the significance of Microsoft’s agreement to extend its paid parental leave to 20 weeks.
Microsoft extends paid parental leave to 20 weeks and sets new benchmark 02 May 2017
Stuff (NZ)
Stuff.co.nz (New Zealand) quoted Professor Marian Baird about the significance of Microsoft’s agreement to extend its paid parental leave to 20 weeks.