Boss exposes issue with ‘educated’ Gen Zers
An Aussie boss has exposed a major problem he says has made it impossible to find young workers.
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Miner goes nuclear with uranium drum
A South Australian mining company has boomed in value from $37m to almost $2bn in less than 10 years and the meteoric rise could continue with the company announcing another big milestone.
State’s new top cop named
One state’s newest police commissioner says he wants to make sure the community “feels safe” as he takes on the top job.
$2000-a-week job with one day of training
An Aussie worker has revealed he earns $2000 each week as a traffic controller — and it only took one day of training to score the job.
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CV mistake could get you fired
UP TO 80 per cent of us do it — but at the extreme end of the scale, it could cost you your job or land you in court.
City loses it over new department store
Residents in one state are losing it over the announcement of a unique new department store, with the opening just weeks away.
Minister lashes ‘strange’ fight on new law
After businesses threatened not to stop until the government walks back its worker reforms, the minister responsible has weighed in on the “strange debate”.
PwC hands over names involved in scandal
The names of all staff involved in the PwC tax advice scandal have been handed over to the government.
‘National shame’: Major change for workers
Tough new regulations are set to be enforced in bid to stamp out the widespread exploitation of one group of workers.
Massive work from home victory revealed
A “significant” law change comes into effect today – and while it’s a major win for countless employees, your boss might not be so impressed.
Trio bungles popular restaurant break-in
CCTV footage has captured a trio’s failed attempt at breaking into a popular city restaurant before they returned days later for another try.
Key groups to receive pay boost
Thousands of public sector workers, including teachers, nurses, and firefighters will get a pay increase, as the NSW government enacts one of its key election pledges.
‘We won’t stop’: Businesses at war with Albo
Australia’s leading business groups have vowed not to stop fighting against major planned workplace reforms.
Man loses ‘crushed’ arm on NT farm
A working holiday has changed the life of a young English backpacker forever after he suffered a horrific injury. WARNING: Confronting images
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