Jobs set to go extinct in Australia in 2024
Thanks to rapid advancements in technology, these jobs might not exist in a few years – and there will be major consequences for all Aussies.
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Eye-watering price for half-built house
The scars of Australia’s gathering construction liquidation crisis can be seen in the unfinished homes littered across major cities.
Drive-through vid should terrify Aussies
A video of a chilling interaction between a drive-through customer and a ‘worker’ shows what’s coming to Australia any day now. Here’s why it’s bad news.
‘Deeply troubling’ issue with Aussie unis
Mining executives and corporate consultants are outweighing elected members on decision-making university boards, new data shows.
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Twist in woman’s sacking over Covid vax
A woman was unfairly dismissed from her role at a food wholesaler and distributor because she wanted to wait for a specific vaccine.
Aussie jobs offering $5k sign-on bonus
The worker shortage has hit crisis point and desperate employers are trying to out bid each other as a way to attract new staff.
More bad news for Aussie workers
With inflation tipped to keep rising over the next few months, Australians’ real wages have fallen even further behind.
‘Nonsense’: Dan responds to ‘too Irish’ claim
The Victorian Premier has hit back at claims one of his senior staffers labelled a bureaucrat “too Irish” to work in the state’s public sector.
’Just quit’: Commuter fury over strikes
Commuters have shared their irritation with ongoing rail disruptions as strikes roll on – though opinions are split on who is to blame.
Commuters brace for fresh train chaos
Commuters will be hit with delays for the second time this month as four major train lines are hit with strikes and continued industrial action.
Crazy bonus for Macca’s workers
Any new casual, part-time or full-time staff member who applies for a position at the store in August will be eligible for the bonus.
Side hustles earning thousands of dollars
From fashion to transport, some people are earning a fortune from side hustles, but one expert warns there are some pitfalls to avoid, too.
Radical proposal to solve major problem
The president of Australia’s peak union body is open to a radical proposal to solve a major problem affecting certain workers.
City’s commuters facing travel mayhem
Suburban and interstate travellers in one state will face major disruptions on Wednesday as rail workers double down on strike necessity.
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