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Public service discrimination must be eliminated - Vimarsana News

Public service discrimination must be eliminated

A study of career advancement across the APS compares people with the same level of experience, asking the question: who gets promoted?

Andrew Leigh | Discrimination must be eliminated from the public service | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Andrew Leigh | Discrimination must be eliminated from the public service | The Canberra Times

And the problem actually gets worse towards the top.

Andrew Leigh | Discrimination must be eliminated from the public service | Braidwood Times - Vimarsana News

Andrew Leigh | Discrimination must be eliminated from the public service | Braidwood Times

And the problem actually gets worse towards the top.

This Test Claims to Show Whether You're Unconsciously Racist. Here Are Its Problems. - Vimarsana News

This Test Claims to Show Whether You're Unconsciously Racist. Here Are Its Problems.

Are you secretly a racist? Do you harbor prejudices deep within your subconscious? Could you be bigoted without even knowing it? These are highly charged accusations, but a team of social psychologists developed a test claiming to uncover such unconscious biases. Known as the Implicit Association Test, it measures bias based on how quickly test-takers respond to images and words that flash before them on a computer screen.

Ozempic: blood sugar stabilizer or miracle weight-loss drug? - Vimarsana News

Ozempic: blood sugar stabilizer or miracle weight-loss drug?

As Ozempic comes out of shortage, will patients and healthcare professionals be more responsible in rationing prescriptions to those who need them for medical over cosmetic reasons?