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Making the most of remote working: how to live and thrive in the country

The move to remote work has given many people the opportunity to swap their city homes for country and coastal havens.   According to online real estate hub, Domain, property prices in some areas of regional Australia have increased by nearly a third due to the boost in demand from city dwellers, which is likely to shift into an even higher gear as border restrictions are lifted.1  If you are …

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Routine and exercise are important when working from home, says Michelle Taylor, senior account manager at Recognition PR

Age: 38 Number of kids: 1 Age of kids: 10

 

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How having a supportive team helps account director, Roberta Marcroft, maximise her work-life balance

Your age:  50 Number of kids: 2 Age of kids:  11 and 13

 

Interview

Establishing goals and listening to your gut are important when deciding to go back to work, says Laurel Grey, senior digital analyst at RSM Australia

Age: 36 Number of kids: 1 Age of kids: 8 months

 

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I’m Liz Benson

Liz Benson is the Executive Chairman of The Recognition Group, which consists of three PR and marketing agencies: Recognition PR, Write Away Communication and Outsource.

 

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Women working in Australia

Australia is a young country. And, while we’ve lagged behind in some areas, we’ve also taken the lead in others. For example, Australia was one of the first countries in the
world to give women the right to vote.

 

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“While there are plenty of mummy bloggers, mumpreneurs, websites and blogs there was nothing really dedicated to professional women who could be, or should be focused on maximising their career opportunities, earning potential and staying on track to achieve senior leadership roles.

“Full-Time Woman is aimed at supporting and encouraging women who are trying to balance a family with their long-term professional aspirations. We do this by sharing research, resources and telling the stories of women who are making it happen. These women are society’s change agents and our role is to help build critical mass.”

Liz Benson