Australia can’t hit its 1.2 million tech worker target if experienced women keep leaving
A new report reveals Australia’s tech sector is struggling to retain experienced women and why this will affect our 2030 tech worker target.
The government’s goal of building a 1.2 million-strong tech workforce by 2030 will be difficult to achieve unless the industry does more to retain experienced women, according to a new report examining gender equity across the sector.
Australia’s first T-EDI Standards Impact Report found women make up almost half of the nation’s workforce. However, they form only 20% of its highly technical workforce.
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