‘Sad’ trend adopted by young workers
First there was ‘quiet quitting’, now another Gen-Z trend is emerging in the workplace – and it could have serious consequences for everyone.
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Lambie deletes X in Musk boycott
The independent senator bid farewell to her 70k social media followers after Elon Musk came after the Prime Minister.
‘Wait for it’: Gen Zer’s insane ask on first day
A new trend is sweeping Aussie workplaces and one boss has claimed it’s proof of Gen Z’s “entitlement” and shows they want everything “now”.
Rudd gives Trump cold shoulder as race heats up
Australia’s ambassador to the US Kevin Rudd is giving Donald Trump the silent treatment as the former president plots his return to the White House.
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Reason work video is so depressing
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‘Incorrect’: PM mocks RBA boss
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Outrage over 66 millionaires who dodged tax
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Crown boss wants workers back in office
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Major company’s furious WFH email
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