‘Sex’: Delivery driver’s disgusting text
The 20-year-old customer was shocked and creeped out by the text she received from her delivery driver when she tried to order UberEats.
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‘Left behind’: Warning for Gen Z on WFH
The man leading America’s biggest bank has lashed out at Gen Z employees and work-from-home in a wild tirade. But where do Aussie banks stand?
Minister hits back at ‘not normal’ attendance
A key government minister popping up at mass citizenship ceremonies is “suspicious”, political opponents say.
Australia’s biggest super fund fined $27m
Australia’s biggest superannuation fund has been fined $27m for charging duplicate fees to tens of thousands of customers.
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‘Gaga land’: Premier unleashes over train strikes
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Recruiter fed up with ghost job ‘excuse’
A recruiter has given a brutal assessment on the rising concern around “ghost jobs”, saying too many Aussie job seekers are using the term as an “excuse”.
‘I froze’: Boss’s chilling request to worker
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Israel hails Trump’s ‘bold vision’ for Gaza
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‘Betrayed’: Sacked workers turn on Musk
Another 10,000 government workers have been added to a growing pile of sacked staff. They’re obviously not happy.
Grim reality of super raid for homes
Peter Dutton’s major home ownership offer to Australian voters would actually drive up house prices and slash home ownership, an analysis shows.
‘Thank god’: CFO reveals insane salary norm
A mining boss has revealed a salary reality, meanwhile a worker has shared why his wage doesn’t feel enough anymore.
‘Silver bullet’ myth forcing staff back to office
Bosses have been warned that pushing ahead with return to office mandates could cause them to overlook the “real challenges” their company is facing.
Bank CEO’s ruthless WFH move
The CEO of one of the world’s most prominent banks has torn up hundreds of employees’ complains about the company’s new WFH policy.
Iconic fish market hits back at collapse claim
An iconic Aussie fish market has hit back at stark claims it could be falling into insolvency, stating bluntly it is ‘business as usual’.
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