Major announcement on spy chief’s job
The Albanese government has announced the head of Australia’s top security agency Mike Burgess has been reappointed for another term.
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Shock $13k pay gap for female bureaucrats
New data has revealed the extent of gender pay disparities in the Commonwealth public service.
Boomer boss act infuriating young workers
One Aussie has taken to social media to share the one question bosses need to stop asking because they “don’t need” to know the answer.
500 jobs at risk as company collapses
A farming business with operations across the country has entered voluntary administration, putting 500 jobs at risk.
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Major bank orders staff back to office
A battleground is looming on working from home as another major Australian employers cracks down on the popular measure.
Terrifying trend in Aussie workplaces
One cohort of Aussie workers is twice as likely to be underpaid, with a shocking number earning less than the minimum wage, prompting calls for major reform.
Cemeteries boss dumped after radio call
The boss of cemeteries in NSW has revealed the “undignified” way she found out she had been sacked.
Little-known tip to get biggest tax return
Tax accountants have revealed their three biggest hacks while putting in a tax return, with new rules brought in for those working from home.
Firey killed on the job ‘someone to rely on’
A service has been held for a “dedicated and determined” firefighter who was killed battling a factory fire earlier this month.
Assange’s freedom ‘closer than ever’
The wife of WikiLeaks whistleblower Julian Assange has made an emotional plea for his release at the National Press Club.
Shock figure Albanese government celebrates
New analysis has revealed a record start to the Albanese government, with more people entering the workforce than ever and higher wages.
Uni fires employees over email pronouns
Two staffers at a Christian university have been fired for refusing to remove “she/her” and “he/him” pronouns from their email signatures.
‘Angry man’ threat exposes sad truth
It’s been one year since Australians voted for a majority-female government, but underneath the surface sexism and misogyny still lingers.
Hard-to-fill job offering $50k bonus
Thousands of dollars are up for grabs for people looking to shake up their work life and fill vital roles in areas crying out for new workers.
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