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WORK180

WORK180 runs a job platform and employer endorsement program letting women compare Australian employers on workplace policies, benefits and open roles.

Overview

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WORK180

Business Description

WORK180 enables women to choose workplaces that work for them. Candidates browse roles only from employers that demonstrate a genuine commitment to gender equity, and compare workplace policies and employee benefits in a directory before applying. WORK180 operates in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

Employers apply to become a WORK180 Endorsed Employer against a published standard, then gain unlimited job postings, priority directory placement, benchmarking reports, a dedicated account manager and a structured action plan.

Service & Expertise

Talent Acquisition and Recruitment

Job Boards and Job Advertising

WORK180 provides Job Boards and Job Advertising across Australia, carrying roles only from employers that meet its gender equity endorsement standard.

  • Unlimited job postings on the jobs board for endorsed employers, connecting them with 1.5 million women annually.
  • Priority placement in a searchable directory of more than 7,000 Australian employers, whose workplace policies and employee benefits candidates compare before they apply, rather than after an interview.
  • Employer branding campaigns and strategic positioning run alongside the advertised roles, plus templates, guides and educational materials for employers.
  • Endorsed employers are searchable by discipline, industry and location, with events, career inspiration and a community candidates can join.

Best for: Australian employers who want their roles seen by women screening workplaces on policy and benefits, not just on job title.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Gender Equity Programs

WORK180 provides Gender Equity Programs to employers in Australia through its endorsement and assessment process.

  • An endorsement standard employers must meet by demonstrating a commitment to advancing women’s careers.
  • Benchmarking reports and data driven insights that track progress on diversity measures.
  • A dedicated account manager, plus tools, resources and a structured action plan.

Best for: Employers ready to be assessed publicly on how their workplace treats women and to act on what the assessment shows.

Operational Coverage

  • ACT (Remote)
  • New South Wales (Remote)
  • Northern Territory (Remote)
  • Queensland (Remote)
  • South Australia (Remote)
  • Tasmania (Remote)
  • Victoria (Remote)
  • Western Australia (Remote)

Industry

Industry Experience

Administrative and Support Services

Contacts & Channels

FAQs

What is a WORK180 Endorsed Employer?

An employer that has met the WORK180 standard by demonstrating a genuine commitment to advancing women's careers, which is the first step in the WORK180 process for building a more diverse workplace.

Which countries does WORK180 operate in?

Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States.

What do employers get beyond job advertising?

Priority placement in the employer directory, benchmarking reports and data driven insights, a dedicated account manager, a structured action plan, and employer branding campaigns.

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