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After performing in Men at Work, Hay performed in a number of films and TV shows, usually in small roles. As a musician he was great, he was very inspired and instinctive. I remember when he played the solo on Who Can It Be Now?, which is one of the great saxophone solos of all time in pop music. He only played it once. We were in the studio and we were just going to get a sound on the sax. The producer said to Greg, ‘Just play anything.’ So he pressed ‘record’ on the rehearsal take and afterwards said, ‘That’ll do, that’ll be fine.’ It was a genius solo.” Bailey, Michael (17 July 2016). "Men At Work's Jerry Speiser beats against business as usual". Australian Financial Review . Retrieved 30 October 2022. Lars Brandle (12 October 2022). "Rüfüs Du Sol Leads 2022 ARIA Awards Nominees (Full List)". The Music Network . Retrieved 12 October 2022. Sia Presents Award to Fellow Aussie Colin Hay, Her 'Uncle Collie,' At Inaugural Global APRA Music Awards". Billboard. February 2020 . Retrieved 10 April 2021.

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Down Under":– " 'Down Under' in Canadian Singles Chart". RPM. Library and Archives Canada. 37 (10). 23 October 1982. Archived from the original on 22 October 2013 . Retrieved 8 February 2014. In 1986, Hay joined as guest vocalist with the Incredible Penguins for a cover of " Happy Xmas (War Is Over)", a charity project for research on little penguins, which peaked at No.10 on the Australian Kent Music Report in December 1985. [8] [9] 1987–1993: Solo career beginnings [ edit ] For Wayfaring Sons and "Into My Life" "Week commencing 9 April 1990". bubblingdownunder.com . Retrieved 1 January 2021.They then recruited drummer Jerry Speiser, mercurial multi-instrumentalist Greg Ham and bassist John Rees. This early incarnation of Men At Work established a cult following on the pub circuit before being signed to CBS in early 1981.

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Diana Ellsworth: Some say remote work has taken strong relationships to the next level, because seeing colleagues at home helps you feel connected to them in ways you might not feel in a traditional workplace. That said, we also saw in a lot of research that members of the LGBTQ+ community disproportionately feared losing ground during the crisis. They felt isolated and struggled with mental-health issues brought about by the pandemic more than some other groups. My office is using the word ‘gay’ as an insult or a slang term. I feel their ignorance regarding bisexual people will be worse. If these particular individuals didn’t work in my office anymore I’d feel comfortable being out in the workplace.’Lucia Rahilly: We have some forthcoming research on trans and gender-nonconforming employees. What has that work taught us? Create structural support for trans employees. While not all headwinds can be corrected by companies, there are clear steps they can take to improve the experience of trans people. These include making health coverage inclusive of trans people, to prevent health issues from creating career barriers; supporting leave for transitioning colleagues; allowing employees to use the bathroom facilities they find most comfortable, including all-gender options; and ensuring that HR systems are inclusive of all employees’ genders and pronouns, including allowing changes to documents and records, for example, for those who are transitioning, or already have transitioned.

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The band released their debut studio album, Business as Usual, in 1981, which was followed by Cargo (1983) and Two Hearts (1985) before breaking up in January 1986.Still, 34% of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in the UK choose not to disclose their sexuality at work. They hide their private lives from colleagues and clients for fear of homophobia, exclusion or in case they are overlooked for valuable promotions. I always wanted to be in a great band. And I think at the end of the day we fell short of that. We glimpsed the greatness of what we could be. Something that should have been a really huge thing was kept small by small-mindedness.”

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Before you know it, you’ll be setting a major trend at your gym. Not wanting to be left out, other guys will likely follow your lead! Improve sponsorship to support career progression. Companies can improve sponsorship experiences and support LGBTQ+ employees’ professional development by training managers on how to be effective sponsors to junior colleagues and proactively pairing LGBTQ+ women and trans employees with sponsors to support their career progression. Training should include, for example, awareness of broader support systems or resource groups. Countdown was an Australian pop music TV series on national broadcaster ABC-TV from 1974 to 1987, it presented music awards from 1979 to 1987, initially in conjunction with magazine TV Week. The TV Week / Countdown Awards were a combination of popular-voted and peer-voted awards. [48] Year Diana Ellsworth: Not a great sense. We recognize they’re not in corporate America, broadly defined, but trying to figure out where they are, and what’s attracting them to other places, is part of the work ahead. Microaggressions add up—but so do positive signals That’s why all these visible signals of credible support for the community really matter—starting as early as recruiting. They help create an environment where junior employees feel that if they want to be out, they can make that choice.In 2019 they released their eighth and most recent studio album ‘singles and Such’ following multiple releases since 2010 and they’re more referenced, ‘That’s So Gay in 2009. The singles and the album contains songs like ‘F**k Buddy’ and ‘Bill and Ted’s Homosexual Adventure’ staying with the gay music bands theme. 2. Aye Nako