June 2024
‘First draft fairy:’ How corporate lawyers are using game-changing AI
Legal eagles inside some of Australia’s best-known companies are training themselves to stay competitive in the AI era.
November 2023
One accountant’s fight to ‘rebel against boring’
Joyce Ong’s start-up, Tax Nuggets Academy, aims to gamify the “tedious” world of accounting professional development.
May 2022
Return-to-office plans unravel as workers rebel
From Wall Street to Silicon Valley, even the most inflexible bosses are softening their return-to-office expectations.
February 2022
The great job boom: low unemployment drives record low job applications
With strong demand for talent in the labour market, employers need to think about how to make their roles more attractive to potential applicants.
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by SEEK
September 2020
Pandemic mental health toll growing
In these high stress times of coronavirus, forced lockdowns, and remote working it's never been more important for employers to check-in on their workers.
July 2020
The new challenge for bosses: spy or trust?
What happens to privacy in a world where there is no physical boundary between professional and private life?
September 2019
Wage against the machine
Employers need to engage the creativity and diversity of their people to thrive while also being wary of the digital economy's technological pitfalls.
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by Indeed
Disruption 'has only just begun' in recruitment
Technology leaders are bypassing recruitment agencies and diverting hefty external recruitment fees back into employee development and workplace engagement.
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by Indeed
Robots and AI lead to more jobs
The supremo of resources leviathan Rio Tinto's iron ore division says the tech revolution doesn’t mean fewer jobs, but better ones.
Sponsored
by Indeed
Being social influences your career prospects
Potential new job recruits need to curb their online activities suggested participants at the recent Evolution of Recruitment roundtable held in Sydney.
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by Indeed
Help wanted with 40 million positions vacant
The world economy might be slowing but the recruitment market remains buoyant as employers struggle to fill many roles.
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by Indeed
How technology drives a more human touch in recruiting
Participants at the recent Evolution of Recruitment roundtable agreed new software tools and online services have altered the mechanics of the sector.
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by Indeed
August 2019
Change management is the key to digital strategy
Real innovation requires a strong understanding of what the customer wants, says Boral's Paul Dalton
Sponsored
by Schneider Electric
May 2018
Geely hoping for a boost from Volvo listing
There is a real and present danger Volvos may become cool. They were once decried as steel boxes that European dentists piloted from home to surgery to golf course. Sleek new models are attracting younger buyers.
July 2017
Commuting is a whole different world for these Americans
It would be an overstatement to say extreme commuting is a major trend.
June 2017
Immigrants don't steal from Americans' pay cheques
David Card found that the surge of immigrants had no effect on wages or employment levels for low-skilled Miamians.
January 2017
Atlassian to attract new customers from Trello acquisition
Atlassian's Mike Cannon-Brookes and Scott Farquhar said recent acquisition Trello would bring "users earlier in their life cycle".
September 2016
Workplace flexibility what you want? Here's how to get it
Want the freedom to have a morning surf, pick up the kids or work from home occasionally? Savvy and planning can make it happen.
May 2016
Employees vote co-working as preferred workplace
Employees want co-working space, that connect work, life and play in the same place.
December 2015
CEOs want workplace system to catch up to digital economy
Top chief executives say a flexible workplace system is needed to unlock the potential of the digital economy.