‘Wait for it’: Gen Zer’s insane ask on first day
A new trend is sweeping Aussie workplaces and one boss has claimed it’s proof of Gen Z’s “entitlement” and shows they want everything “now”.
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Boss, 34, lets staff do ‘whatever they want’
A Millennial boss has revealed the bizarre strategy she has in place for managing her staff, claiming the unorthodox change saved her business.
Worker loses leg after horrific accident
A major recycling company has been lashed by a court after a worker suffered horrific crush injuries in a workplace accident, eventually losing his leg.
Picture at centre of builder’s sudden collapse
A building company has collapsed after a bitter falling out between its director and two senior members of the company.
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Big city that is refusing to go to work
This city’s offices are verging on ghost towns as office occupancy rates fall to 38 per cent.
UberEats riders’ families launch legal battle
The families of two UberEats riders are launching legal action after the men were killed in accidents while working on Sydney streets.
Teachers’ eye-watering six-figure salary roasted
A union boss has slammed the plan to pay eye-watering salaries to top educators as a state government makes a desperate bid to attract teachers.
Entire Starbucks team walks out during shift
In protest of their colleague’s “unjust” termination after working for the company for 13 years, the entire team up and left, leaving their manager in the weeds.
Huge $130k salary to join ‘crisis’ profession
It comes as a crisis hits the profession as staff abandon classrooms looking for better paid jobs and new graduates avoid the career due to low pay.
Commuters face 14 hours of travel chaos
Commuters on one Sydney train line are in for another day of pain as workers begin a three-week long strike action.
Doctor had sex with patient on the floor
A highly regarded doctor had sex with a patient after she played Italian music and asked him to translate it.
Groupon lays off 500 staff in one hit
The move followed an announcement the company would be “taking decisive actions” after reporting a net loss of $129.3 million.
Man killed in school tragedy named
The man who tragically died while working at a Sydney school has been identified as an English stonemason.
Real problem with Aussie ‘quiet quit’ trend
As other countries shuffle up their work culture to generate a healthy work-life balance, Australian employees are facing record-rates of burnout – so where did we go wrong?
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