Group of Aussies headed for work crisis
White collar professionals could be next in line for job losses as AI and economic pressures create a ‘more complicated’ crisis than previous downturns.
White collar professionals could be next in line for job losses as AI and economic pressures create a ‘more complicated’ crisis than previous downturns.
Australia has now beaten a grim record set during the Covid-19 pandemic, and it’s not something many Aussies will want to hear right now.
One of the world’s most powerful artificial intelligence bosses made a bold suggestion about the future of one industry.
Unions have made a new push for shorter working hours and more annual leave in return for productivity gains.
The return-to-office push is continuing to gain traction, with more companies rolling back flexible working, leaving Australia at a “pivotal juncture”.
A photo of a packed, early morning flight to Sydney has caused a major stir, with some finding it “inspiring”, while others have been left “disturbed”.
Yet another massive city has made a significant shift to the way thousands of employees work, with the change coming into force within days.
A brutal new global work trend has been identified, and experts have warned we are already seeing the impact of it across Australia.
We are just a few months into multiple new return-to-office mandates being enforced and the cracks are already starting to show.
A multi-millionaire businessman has fired up over the rise of the four-day work week, branding it the “stupidest” suggestion he has ever heard.
It’s something you’ve probably been hearing for months, even years – but this is what the AI takeover will actually look like.
Gen Zers are doing something behind their bosses’ backs while travelling for work, but experts warn this new trend is pushing the limits of work-life balance.
A huge call has been made on working from home in Australia, settling the divisive debate once and for all.
A group of young Aussies are being slammed after a “dangerous” prank with a stranger in a Kmart store left them begging for forgiveness.
A new survey has revealed what’s really driving Gen Z and millennial workers in Australia – and there’s one thing that scares them.
It’s a task that comes around at least once a year in almost every business and, while it is loved by Boomers, apparently Gen Zers hate it.
There is a new trend is taking over job interviews, with many branding it “dehumanising” and “dystopian”.
Gen Z workers are embracing a new “barebacking” trend during their commutes to work – and no, it’s not what you think it is.
A new tactic being used by bosses to get staff back into the office has sparked a huge reaction from Aussie workers/
The “great workplace realignment” is upon us and businesses across the country have been warned to expect a major “wake-up call”.
The CEO of a major e-commerce platform has responded after an internal memo revealing a brand new staff hiring rule was “leaked” online.
If you want to offend someone under 30, it is fairly simple: just refer to them by a common greeting that was once seen as inoffensive.
New research has revealed a grim trend taking hold in Australian workplaces, led by millennial and Gen X workers.
A young Aussie has revealed the insane ATAR result he got by creating a method that made his teachers say, “What?”
A country’s major work week experiment is set to kick off in a matter of days, with the “extraordinary” new measures coming into effect.
Sneaky Gen Z workers have revealed all the ways they are quietly ripping off their employers, from beauty treatments to “hiding” from their bosses.
A new trend is exploding across Australia, with young workers being forced to ditch the 9-5 job norm for a rather brutal reason.
Aussie bosses are being “catfished” by new Gen Z hires – and the bizarre phenomenon is happening a lot more than you may think.
A whopping 90 per cent drop in letter volumes has seen the state-run service decide to walk away from deliveries after 400 years.
With the war on working from home in full swing, disgruntled staff have found a sneaky way of getting revenge after being forced into the office.
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