Work from home: What Aussies want to go back into office
Workers have come to “value their freedom” and the flexibility offered by WFH arrangements – and they don’t intend to give them up easily.
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Why more people are working on Australia Day
For many workers Australia Day means a welcomed day off, but an increasing number of staff and businesses are now choosing to work rather than take a public holiday. See why.
Half a million workers needed in ‘critical’ sector
Experts have warned nearly half a million more workers are desperately needed in one sector if Australia wants to avoid increasing rates of homelessness and delays in major infrastructure projects.
Simple reason Aussie jobseekers are going global
Australia has been plagued by widespread skills shortages yet jobseekers are turning to global companies.
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Job mistake that could cost or make you $1m
Workers stand to lose $1 million in the longer term if they make this one big strategic error, experts warn.
Would this get you back in the office?
Australian workers are more likely to return to the office with one key ingredient to increase their productivity. Have our say in our poll.
Power shift as EAs call the shots – with higher salaries to match
Receptionists are being rebranded with titles such as guest experience managers, with admin roles now considered just as important as the company’s CFO.
Aussie workers’ secret ‘WFC’ habit
Covid has made ‘WFH’ widely accepted – but what about ‘WFC’? Experts reveal their dos and don’ts for this practice.
How to tell if you’re being quietly fired
Have you missed out on a promotion, been left out of work meetings or felt your boss is being standoffish lately? They may be trying to make you so miserable that you’ll leave.
Artificial intelligence: How Aussie workers can prepare
More than half of Aussie workers remain sceptical about the impact of AI – an attitude experts call ‘naive’. See how to get ready.
‘Goldilocks’ job backflip is not just right
Three in five Australian employers are experiencing an increase in the number of workers who turn down a job offer after initially accepting it. Here’s how to avoid being a ‘Goldilocks’.
How to quit without burning bridges
A quarter of Aussie workers are looking to swap jobs as the Great Resignation continues – but experts say there’s a right way to move on.
Gen Z apprentices ‘won’t sweep floors’
Tradies and trainers are tweaking their approach to on-the-job learning for apprentices after realising methods of old will not attract or retain Gen Z apprentices.
Why all workers should take a holiday
Attention Aussie workers: new research has revealed some compelling reasons to book your next trip with no guilt attached.
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