Where to get a job in 2021
COVID-19 created a surge of in-demand jobs, but they may not be the same next year. See Australia’s largest employers and the best ways to land a job.
Careers
Why burnout is a huge issue for Aussie workers
Australian workers are burning out, reporting lower levels of wellbeing than their global counterparts. Here’s how to avoid becoming a casualty.
Workplaces where COVID-19 vaccine could be mandatory
A future COVID-19 vaccine could become compulsory for some Australian workers, forcing them to get the jab or lose their job. Have your say in our poll.
How to prove your worth at work
Keep a record of your workload and your wins so you are always prepared for a promotion. Experts reveal the best evidence to get you across the line.
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Why young people can’t stay in a job
THERE’S a reason they’re labelled ‘Generation Next’ and it’s not because they’re inheriting the world. The label is far less flattering than that.
Demand for engineers will intensify
A GROWING aerospace industry in Asia means demand for engineers is only going to increase. But experts say there is not enough students to fill the void.
Why Aussie workers won’t dirty their hands
AS FARMS are forced to import foreign labour, we ask young Aussie jobseekers why they won’t work there.
Where absolutely everyone wants to work
FORGET big salaries and flashy titles. According to these rankings, that isn’t necessarily what Australians are looking for in their dream careers.
Unis accused of ‘racial segregation’
ARE Australian universities allowed to segregate facilities based on race? It’s an uncomfortable question that’s blowing up in a major legal battle.
Why your resume doesn’t matter anymore
STOP agonising over the perfect resume, because as of now, it’s irrelevant. This is why you don’t actually need one to land a job.
How to make a big career change
MAKING a complete career change, especially going from one industry to another, can be a huge challenge. Here’s what you need to know.
The secret life of a personal concierge
BOOKING plumbers, decluttering pantries and processing paperwork is all in a day’s work for a personal concierge – but no two days are ever the same.
‘You have to give him anything’
UNI student Lola is young, pretty, and dating a man old enough to be her dad. He paid her $75,000 last year. This is the life of a sugar baby.
Time to turn your back on uni?
EMPLOYERS don’t care about it, students are losing interest, and the graduate pay’s not great anyway.
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