Why visibility for women in the workplace is a double-edged sword

By Kate Kachor

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Australia’s sex discrimination commissioner, Kate Jenkins, says there needs to be a greater understanding of the risks women face “being visible” in the workplace.

Jenkins told the Future Women Leadership Summit 2022 the idea that women should be visible in workplaces is a double edge sword.

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