Price’s one-word dunk on WFH workers
As NSW orders public servants back into the office, Steve Price has argued people only “pretend” to work at home and it has gone on too long.
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Minns taunts Victoria’s long lockdowns
The NSW Premier has taken the chance to taunt Victoria’s long pandemic lockdowns in defending a move to get workers back into offices.
‘Call in sick’: Gen Zer’s bold work admission
A 23-year-old Aussie has admitted to being a “terrible” employee, with the Gen Zer saying she is well and truly fed up with working for other people.
One word tradies can’t say on site anymore
Tradies have revealed exactly how much the working culture has changed and what you can’t “get away with” in 2024.
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Twitter exec from viral photo is fired
A Twitter executive so devoted to Elon Musk she slept at the office after working “round the clock” has lost her job amid new brutal staff cuts.
Work from home just a got a lot better
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Call for kitchen staple to be banned
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Premier hits back at MP’s anti-sex worker jab
A new MP has prompted a state premier to quash her views on “radical” gender issues as something he has no interest in hearing.
Aussie workers get 20% pay rise
Staff were complaining to their boss about rising rents and other skyrocketing cost of living expenses, so he decided to do something about it.
‘What the hell?’: Dad wakes up ‘paralysed’
An Aussie hospital employee who suffered a severe reaction to his first dose of the Pfizer vaccine is accusing Queensland Health of discrimination.
Proof your boss is dumber than you
If you’ve ever suspected your boss might not be the sharpest tool in the shed, we finally have proof that you might just be onto something.
‘New asbestos’ killing Aussie tradies
A type of kitchen countertop is being called the “new asbestos” despite being used in renovations across the country, with 275,000 tradies at risk.
28% sacked in company-wide meeting
This Sydney company has just laid off 28 per cent of staff as market woes continue to bite the start-up sector.
Vital job offering $4000 cash bonus
A key industry is offering a massive bonus and promising higher pay rates for employees who complete extra training.
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