26yo just ‘woke up’ and quit six-figure job
A young Aussie was earning a really solid income, and has a mortgage but that didn’t stop her from quitting her well-paid job.
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Yes, Gen Z is wearing this to work now
Bosses must brace themselves because Gen Zers are bringing a controversial trend to the office.
Aussie lawyer sacked after sick leave lie
A young Melbourne lawyer has had his unfair dismissal case thrown out after he was fired for lying about being sick to watch the AFL and go to the pub.
Fed-up doctor rant every Aussie must hear
A fed-up Aussie has unleashed on a state Premier after basically working 28.5 hours straight with only a couple of short breaks.
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Dutton to cut 40,000 jobs in DOGE-style move
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Bombshell for son of famous restaurateur
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‘We are being forced to lie on our CV’
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Marles’ staffer settles bullying claim
Richard Marles’ chief of staff Jo Tarnawsky has agreed to an out-of-court settlement after she alleged she had been bullied by colleagues.
WFH Aussies to be monitored on video
An Aussie bank has asked thousands of staff to agree to “continuous, ongoing” video surveillance, even when they’re working from home.
$6000 boost for Aussie workers
Australian workers would ultimately be up to $6000 better off with a remarkably simple change to their pay, a minister said.
Hidden detail in Australia’s job figures
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