This week WorkHaven celebrates our 3rd birthday.

This week WorkHaven celebrates our 3rd birthday.

This month marks 3 years since WorkHaven officially launched. I am very proud to be the founder and CEO of this organisation, and as I reflect on those early days, it feels like yesterday and forever at the same time. WorkHaven was “born” in mid-2020 at the height of...
It is essential to have a tailored approach to DFV awareness or Sexual harassment prevention in the workplace

It is essential to have a tailored approach to DFV awareness or Sexual harassment prevention in the workplace

A tailored approach to Domestic and Family Violence or Sexual harassment in an organisation’s procedures and policies demonstrates a commitment to the well-being of its employees and a dedication to creating a safe and respectful work environment for everyone. ...
Things I have learnt about DFV and the workplace

Things I have learnt about DFV and the workplace

WorkHaven has now been established for over 2½  years. During that time we have worked with leaders across the corporate, government and community sectors, and our resources and services are available to over 90,000 Australian workers. We have come a long way, but we...
The Changing Landscape of Work in 2023:  Why Employees Are Demanding More Connected Employers

The Changing Landscape of Work in 2023: Why Employees Are Demanding More Connected Employers

In 2023, the expectations of employees when it comes to their workplace are evolving rapidly. Today’s workforce is increasingly seeking employers who prioritize not only the bottom line, but also the well-being and safety of their employees. Employees are being...
Moving beyond Domestic and Family Violence with purpose – a personal account of WorkHaven by our CEO, Jo Mason

Moving beyond Domestic and Family Violence with purpose – a personal account of WorkHaven by our CEO, Jo Mason

7 years ago, I knew nothing about Domestic and Family Violence (DFV). In fact, I knew so little about the topic that I didn’t realise I was living in a DFV situation until one brave bystander stepped in, enabled my realisation and supported my pathway out. This...