Meraiah Foley

Senior Lecturer
University of Sydney Business School

Dr Meraiah Foley is a member of the Australian Centre for Gender Equality and Inclusion at Work, and a Senior Lecturer in Work and Organisational Studies at The University of Sydney Business School. Her research focuses on gender equality at work, with specific focus on the gendered dimensions of technology and workplace technological change, women's experiences working in male-dominated occupations and industries, and how concepts of merit and the meritocracy shape inequalities at work. Dr. Foley is currently a Chief Investigator on two Australian Research Council grants.

Dr. Foley is unit coordinator for WORK3600 (IR and HR in Practice) and WORK2205 (Strategic Human Resource Management), both core units in the Industrial Relations/Human Resource major. A former journalist for the Associated Press and The New York Times, Dr. Foley is passionate about helping students see the real-world implications of classroom theories.

From this author

SDG5 - Gender equality
Inserting a gender lens into the public eye

Public transport systems are designed for “a-to-b” commuters, people tavelling from home to work and back. That is not how people with unpaid caregiving demands, which are still mostly shouldered by women in most societies, need to travel.