At Work

At Work

Sacked worker’s sex party boast

Sex parties, polyamory, and leering: A Perth office has been rocked by lurid talk in the workplace that resulted in an employee’s dismissal.

Leaders

Bizarre lunch habit of Australia’s worst boss

Australia’s worst boss has been revealed following the bizarre way the employer expected a worker to spend his lunch break.

At Work

Millions facing grim workplace trend

One in three Australians is dealing with a serious issue in the workplace with most cases going unreported, a shocking study has revealed.

School Life

Sweeping reforms to hit Aussie public schools

Australia’s youngest students will see a back-to-basics shift in a key learning area under sweeping reforms to the national public school curriculum.

At Work

‘Paltry’: Fast food workers sign pay deal

Workers at one successful Australian burger chain have signed a new pay deal after a tussle in front of the Fair Work Commission.

At Work

Cash fears as workers move to strike

Cash shortage fears have hit the Spring Carnival, as transit workers move to strike across two Australian states.

At Work

‘Too many’: Australia’s deadliest jobs revealed

New data shows Australia’s deadliest industries and the jobs with the most serious workers’ compensation claims.

At Work

Young tradie killed in horror work accident

A young tradie has died after suffering fatal injuries in a devastating fall at a construction site on the NSW Central Coast.

Costs

‘Disgrace’: Cohort who can’t afford a home

The very people Australians rely on can’t afford to get into the property market, a damning report has found.

At Work

Major crisis predicted to slash Aussie pay

Australian workers could see future pay rises come under threat if the country can’t solve one big economic problem, the RBA has warned.

At Work

Boss’ wild ‘5 minute rule’ for WFH employees

A company’s five minute rule and bathroom policy for WFH employees has been revealed, with people branding it “insane and inappropriate”.

Banking

CBA boss defends offshoring Aussie jobs

Commonwealth Bank leaders have defended their AI strategy after a dramatic backflip on chatbot-related job cuts.

Leaders

Dramatic exit after childcare scandals

Two top executives at one of Australia’s largest childcare providers have quit following recent industry scandals – including the arrest of a former employee.

Banking

Protest anger hits ANZ rebrand show

Australia’s fourth biggest bank is pitching itself to investors this week, but the rebrand is being hit with furious protest anger over looming job cuts.

At Work

Why 3 million Aussies want to quit their job

Almost three million Australians are contemplating quitting their job within the next year for the same reason, a new report has found.

At Work

Aussie workplace shame revealed

Male-dominated industries are going backwards on gender equality despite evidence showing companies with balanced leadership are worth $100m more than those without.

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VIC Crime

‘Reset: State’s major change to fight crime

More than one million police working hours are being redirected in one state as the top cop announces a major overhaul to fight its worsening crime problem.

Health Problems

Get tested if you’ve visited this dentist

A dentist has been suspended and patients have been urged to get tested after they were potentially exposed to blood-borne diseases.

NSW & ACT Politics

CFMEU boss under fire over Gatto meeting

A CFMEU boss’s position on a government-run construction industry forum has been questioned after he organised a meeting with a notorious figure.

UPDATEDIncidents

Jetstar plane heads for runway with open door

Footage has captured a Jetstar plane approaching the runway at Sydney Airport with an open cargo door.

Other Industries

Aussie city to lead hi-tech war battle

A multibillion-dollar ASX-listed tech company will build a new research facility in a major Aussie city to help counter the world’s “surging” use of drones in war.

At Work

‘Cheap validation’: Dirty Aussie habit exposed

From porn habits to workplace gossip, the surprising truth about who’s breaking the rules most often has been revealed. Have your say.

At Work

Horror vision reveals major issue for posties

Shocking vision has revealed the danger Australia Post’s posties face every day, suffering broken bones and concussions at the hands of distracted drivers.

At Work

Australia’s worst industries for wage theft

A new report has revealed Australia’s worst industries for wage theft, with more than $1bn returned to workers over the past five years.

NSW & ACT

New fine for cabbies after shock $188 ripoff

Dodgy cab drivers will be hit with a $3000 penalty if they rip off customers after one driver stung an overseas family $188 for a simple airport-to-CBD trip.

Health

What nurse prescribing means for patients

Registered nurses across Australia will soon be able to prescribe medicines, giving faster access to care and shorter wait times – here’s what it means for patients.

At Work

Psychs win big pay bump after wild battle

Doctors in one state have won a 20 per cent pay bump following a wild battle that involved mass resignations and fears of a breakdown in services.

Finance

Four-week deadline to avoid $330 fine

Time is running out for millions of Australians to avoid a $330 tax penalty, with just four weeks left before the ATO’s strict October 31 deadline.

At Work

‘Lazy’: Cop used trick to pretend to WFH

A UK detective has been found guilty of gross misconduct after “overwhelming” evidence revealed what he was really doing when working from home.

School Life

Controversial new rule for Aussie teachers

Public school teachers in one Australian state have been hit by a new rule around how they interact with their students.

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