‘Double edged sword’ behind $150k salary
A Brisbane man who earns up to $150,000 a year has revealed the dark side to his lucrative job, and the grim reason the industry is booming.
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South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has refused to be arrested as political turmoil engulfs the nation.
Shock finding on new wage laws
One in five employers suspect they’re not paying their staff correctly, a survey has revealed, as new laws mean they risk huge fines or even jail time.
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Shock number of Aussies still WFH
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CEO slams staff’s ‘shocking’ office attendance
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‘Inappropriate’ act over top cop’s dead son
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Cheeky WFH trend that bosses can’t stand
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