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.
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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.
How to be happier at work
Australian workers are becoming more miserable, according to new research – but experts say it’s their own fault.
The Aussie workers getting the biggest pay rises
One particular group of workers is best placed to cope with increased cost of living pressures, earning above-average wage growth.
What Aussie workers want the most
New research shows perks and money are not the most sought after conditions at work. See what else workers want.
How workers can cope with new pressures
The pandemic tested Aussie workers’ resilience – but experts say the worst is still to come. Find out how to keep new pressures caused by the economic downturn in check.
Quiet quitting: how doing less may save your job
Australians are doing the bare minimum at work to avoid getting the sack, as part of a global movement known as quiet quitting. But experts warn it could backfire on some workers.
Top 20 courses to help you get ahead at work
Discover the top 20 courses Australian workers are using to get ahead in the office. We list them here.
Ghosting job offers may ruin your career
Talent shortages are seeing jobseekers fail to reply to companies and recruiters who offer them work — but candidates have been warned they will be blacklisted for roles in the future.
’You’re not on mute’: rise of rude Aussie workers
Social distancing has left Aussie workers without the face-to-face skills required to communicate appropriately with colleagues sparking fears of a spike in mental health claims.
Working holidays: ‘Just do it’
Working holidays are back in demand for young Australians looking to travel and advance their careers at the same time. Here’s how to have a successful rite of passage.
Four questions to ask before quitting your job
Before ditching your job to join The Great Resignation, there are four big issues you need to be aware of.
Spot a job offer that’s too good to be true
Now is an opportune time to change careers with increased salaries, promotions, and flexibility all on offer. But the increased choice can make it harder, not easier. Here’s what to look out for.
Aussie workers stretched to the limit
New research reveals 84 per cent of Aussie employees are being forced to take on up to six additional tasks to cover for staff shortages, leaving many unsure about what their real job is.
Teacher shortages are growing across Australia – here’s how you can help
Australian schools will be short tens of thousands of teachers within the next decade unless more people urgently train to enter the profession.
The rise of online learning during Covid-19
Online learning has finally emerged as the most popular way for workers to upskill.
How you can earn thousands of dollars just by helping companies
Hot cash is up for grabs. Here’s what you need to do to earn it.
Why you have 7 seconds to ensure a job interview
As recruiters spend just seven seconds assessing a resume, experts say it is best to craft a short, “glance-proof’’ CV.
More Aussies moving to regional towns for work
Moving out of cities can provide great opportunities for those willing to take the leap.
How to ask for more hours at work if you’re a casual employee
Experts say current worker shortages mean casual employees are now in a strong position to negotiate their needs.
Aussie workers who feel most secure in their jobs
Less than half of Australian workers feel secure in their job, but some sectors have a more positive outlook than others.
The person to get in your career corner
Avoid becoming a dropout by getting help to decide what you want to do for the rest of your life.
Boost your career in just 60 seconds
This is the best way workers can learn the skills they need to rise up the corporate ladder.
Only time job seekers should disclose their disability
Business and careers expert Amanda Rose shares her advice for job seekers with a disability.
Pros and cons of new working models
Aussie employers outline the benefits and challenges of being back in the office, working completely from home, or a combination of the two.
The consequences of declining a job offer
If you change your mind about accepting a job offer, keep the advice of these recruiters in mind before making the call.
The surprising skills you need to be a hacker
More than 100,000 jobs in cyber security are up for grabs, but the workers they need are not who you think.
Eight jobs you can qualify for in less than a week
Australian jobseekers keen to start a new career in minimal time with minimal study costs can consider one of these careers.
Prying eyes: Stop your boss from spying on you
Employers have more tools than ever to keep track of and even spy on staff. Here’s what you can do about it.
7 things you should do if you’re unemployed
New data reveals how long it actually takes to get a job – but there are ways to speed up the process, and help your mental health in the process.
Why now is the time to start an IT career
If you have ever considered a career in IT, experts say now is an ideal time to make your move.
How to get a remote job
If you want the flexibility of working from home in your next job, here’s how to tactfully raise it with your prospective employer.
The apprentices who will ‘never be out of work’
There’s a sure-fire way for young people to get employed – and stay that way.
Top workplace productivity hacks
Business and workplace expert Amanda Rose shares her top tips for getting more out of your work day.
7 things you should never say at work
There is a better way to tackle certain conversations and situations that will make your boss and colleagues think you’re a star, not a pain to work with.
When to disclose autism to the boss
It is not a legal requirement, but recruitment experts reveal their advice as to when jobseekers on the autism spectrum should raise it with employers.
The Aussies nabbing massive pay rises
Applying for jobs elsewhere then asking for a counter offer could land you a huge pay rise – but it’s also a risky move.
Jobs you need to apply for right now
From waiters to chefs and early childhood teachers, these are the most in-demand workers in Australia.
The new ways this industry will the meet the ‘huge demand’ for staff
More than 120,000 workers will be needed in aged care this decade. Now there’s new courses to study to get hired.
Simple tip that gives jobseekers an edge
Business and workplace expert Amanda Rose shares her tips on how to give off positive vibes when applying for jobs.
How to work with a Gen Z boss
In less than a decade, Generation Z will begin running Australian companies – and workplaces may never be the same again.
New trend sweeping kids’ birthday parties
Parents are going to extraordinary lengths to make sure their child’s birthday party is extra special this year.
The chances of landing a tech job
If you want to migrate to Australia to work, our recruitment experts have this advice, particularly for those seeking a job in IT.
How much to chip in for office gifts
New data reveals the average amount Australians contribute to colleagues’ farewell, birthday and baby shower gifts.
The trick to a quick career change
Forget the three-year university degree – if you need to re-skill for a new job now, this is the best path to take.
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