In 1982, the Australian Bureau of Labour Market Research reported that women formed just 3% of the engineering profession at the undergraduate level. It was one of the most gender-segregated professions in Australia at that time and significantly below the participation rate relative to most other industrialised countries. In […]
I’m old. Not as old as the hills, but employed long enough to be cynical about a company vision and values statement. I started professional work in the 1990s, part of the generation that, when things like “vision and values” became the big new thing we all snickered behind our […]
Between 2017 and 2020 the EMM Consulting Ecology team has been privileged to undertake extensive and detailed biodiversity surveys in Kosciuszko National Park as a part of the Snowy 2.0 project.
In 2017, during terrestrial trapping surveys, we found the Smoky Mouse (Pseudomys fumeus) in one of our traps. This was an […]
Understanding and protecting our environmental assets relies on the ability to accurately and effectively collect data. Not just any data, but data that can be relied on. So what happens when flights stop? When travel restrictions come into place? What happens when mine sites, businesses and construction sites shut? Does […]
When a team is functioning at peak efficiency, it’s truly an incredible sight to see.
People are working in tandem as a unit, each contributing a meaningful piece to something that adds up to a lot of raw value for your business. But getting your team to that point isn’t as […]
After five weeks of social distancing I have time to reflect on our working environment. Since the first case was identified in Australia in late January our worlds have been drastically changed and with no known end in sight. The […]
