Aussie job figures dash rate cut hopes
More Australians found themselves out of work last month, but the result was stronger than expected and could delay the RBA’s rate cut path.
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‘Insidious’ Sydney strata manager sacked
A man who avoided jail time after defrauding Australians out of $58,000 in an elaborate rental scam has been sacked from his job as a strata manager.
‘Annoying’ act sweeping Aussie offices
Young people are jumping on a new trend they claim is getting them hired – but not everyone is impressed by the “annoying” way they’re getting ahead.
‘Eye opening’: Boss floored by Gen Z staff act
An Aussie Millennial boss has revealed the wild reality of working with a bunch of Gen Zers and why the office is always empty at 3pm.
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Fired for getting her period
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This is how to organise your life
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What makes someone likeable?
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Kate’s top maid ‘suddenly quits’
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There are two types of bosses
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Australia’s most dangerous jobs revealed
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Most bosses ‘simply have no clue’
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