Simple reason Aussie jobseekers are going global
Australia has been plagued by widespread skills shortages yet jobseekers are turning to global companies.
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New threat for women in Aussie workplaces
Job ads seeking workers with AI skills have surged 20-fold in the past year – but a significant gender training gap is also emerging.
‘Huge opportunity’ in sector creating 25k jobs
Workers from a range of professions will be needed to fill a raft of new job openings forecast for Australia in the coming decades. Find out if you could be eligible.
Working mums face ‘shocking’ discrimination
A shocking number of women are being forced to hide their pregnancies from their workplace out of fear they will be sacked. This is what you need to know.
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How to quit without burning bridges
A quarter of Aussie workers are looking to swap jobs as the Great Resignation continues – but experts say there’s a right way to move on.
Gen Z apprentices ‘won’t sweep floors’
Tradies and trainers are tweaking their approach to on-the-job learning for apprentices after realising methods of old will not attract or retain Gen Z apprentices.
Why all workers should take a holiday
Attention Aussie workers: new research has revealed some compelling reasons to book your next trip with no guilt attached.
How to be happier at work
Australian workers are becoming more miserable, according to new research – but experts say it’s their own fault.
The Aussie workers getting the biggest pay rises
One particular group of workers is best placed to cope with increased cost of living pressures, earning above-average wage growth.
What Aussie workers want the most
New research shows perks and money are not the most sought after conditions at work. See what else workers want.
How workers can cope with new pressures
The pandemic tested Aussie workers’ resilience – but experts say the worst is still to come. Find out how to keep new pressures caused by the economic downturn in check.
Quiet quitting: how doing less may save your job
Australians are doing the bare minimum at work to avoid getting the sack, as part of a global movement known as quiet quitting. But experts warn it could backfire on some workers.
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