Workaholic nation’s radical new move
One of the world’s most workaholic cultures has made a surprising pivot, as an existential crisis grows ever closer.
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27yo reveals only way she can pay bills
One young Aussie has revealed why she “can’t remember” the last time she had a day off – revealing a grim new working trend.
Why your salary could void new work right
Right to disconnect laws are now in place in Australia but legal experts are warning it is setting employees and workers on a collision course.
Workers crushed in shocking Aldi incidents
Hundreds of union workers stormed Aldi’s head office in Sydney amid shocking reports of workplace safety incidents that resulted in employees becoming trapped.
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Clock ticking for Albo on key issue
The Prime Minister has remained coy despite staring down a new deadline to announce a more ambitious approach to one thing.
How Aussies can get a job via TikTok
Applying for jobs via social media platforms is becoming increasingly popular among Gen Z job seekers and recruiters. See why and how it can boost your chances.
Jewellery store owner’s creepy texts revealed
A bombshell sexual harassment claim has revealed the creepy, unsolicited comments a Sydney jeweller dished out to a female staff member.
21yo upset ‘no one cared’ when she quit job
A young Woolies worker has shared her shock after claiming she was not “thanked” when she quit her job of six years – sparking a fierce debate.
Quick fix for Centrelink woes revealed
Centrelink users have taken to Reddit to unmask a simple way to resolve their issues, but others aren’t convinced it’s the way to go.
Employers plan to cut pay for working from home
Australian employers are planning to reduce the pay of staff who continue to work from home.
‘Emboldened’: Work from home fight brews
Legal experts are warning employees that they could be in for a fight as employers seek to limit working from home hours and even the pay of remote workers.
27yo worker blasts ‘lazy’ Gen Z office habit
A millennial worker has put the hard word on “miserable” Gen Zers, warning that one “lazy” habit will see them earning $30,000 for the rest of their lives.
Drama as Senators stage Gaza walkout
Chants of “free Palestine” rang out in the Senate on Monday as a group of senators staged a dramatic walkout.
Lambie’s call to protect vulnerable workers
A push to shake up Australia’s workplace laws has been met with resistance from two influential senators who won’t simply “rubber stamp” the legislation.
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