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Nicole Johnston

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As seen in: 7am, MSN, MSN Ireland, MSN UK, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Sky News, Al Jazeera English, Android Central, Windows Central, HuffPost UK, CGTN and
Covering Australian news for Sky UK, after 17 years abroad. 10 years in the Middle East with Al Jazeera. Also lived and worked in Turkey, the US and the UK.
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Office Housework Is The Invisible Tax Holding Back Women’s Careers

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By Nicole Johnston Verified
| Allwork.Space Verified
Early in her career, a woman gets asked to take notes in a meeting. She does it. She’s new; she wants to be helpful; she doesn’t want to make waves. Then she takes notes at the next meeting. And the one after that. Six months later, she’s the unofficial team scribe, and the colleague who was hired the same week she was just got tapped for a high-visibility project. This is how it starts.
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The Business Cost of Ignoring Women’s Health at Work

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By Nicole Johnston Verified
| CEOWORLD Magazine Verified
For decades, corporate leaders have invested heavily in productivity strategies: digital transformation, process optimization, talent development, and workforce analytics. Yet one significant driver of workforce productivity remains largely unexamined in executive conversations—women’s health. This silence persists despite a clear demographic reality. Women now make up a substantial portion of the global professional workforce, including leadership pipelines.
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The Business Cost of Ignoring Women’s Health at Work

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By Nicole Johnston Verified
| CEOWORLD Magazine Verified
For decades, corporate leaders have invested heavily in productivity strategies: digital transformation, process optimization, talent development, and workforce analytics. Yet one significant driver of workforce productivity remains largely unexamined in executive conversations—women’s health. This silence persists despite a clear demographic reality. Women now make up a substantial portion of the global professional workforce, including leadership pipelines.
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