‘I feel sick’: 44yo’s fake WFH job nightmare
A woman has revealed how her dream WFH job turned quickly into a nightmare after four days.
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‘We apologise’: 13yo let go from cafe
A busy cafe has come under fire from furious parents claiming their children have been unfairly let go.
Bold Xmas party act taking off in Aus
A young Aussie has gone viral for revealing the cheeky thing she did at her office Christmas party this year.
‘Rotten culture’: Big move against crooks
An Australian state will overhaul its labour hire practices in an effort to stamp out crime and the “rotten culture” in the construction industry.
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Sydney dodges train chaos, for now
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‘Pay cut’: Shock response to anti-WFH push
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Woolies staff strikes to cause Xmas chaos
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‘Worried’: Biggest threat to Coles, Woolies
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Staff ordered to WFH en masse in major city
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Remote workers ‘less likely’ to be hired
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