Why cafe owners kidnapped ex-employee
When two cafe owners noticed that money had been missing from the till, they took matters into their own hands in a bloody workplace dispute.
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Big call on Australia’s top cop
AFP Commissioner Reece Kershaw has been reappointed for another two years as he promised to target online criminals, the underworld and predators.
‘100-hour week’: 35yo’s death sparks outrage
The death of a banker has ignited a firestorm as some in the industry slam the toxic work culture they feel contributed to his death.
Spending, inflation top budget priority
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has been tasked with further reining in spending in the federal budget as the tight jobs market risks further inflation.
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How to work smarter not harder
You might have heard this term dredged around in school, or lurking in the required skills section of a job ad. But an expert has a new name for it.
Man on sick leave for 15 years wants pay rise
A tech worker who was on sick leave since 2008 and still getting a big salary took legal action because he wasn’t given a pay rise.
Macca’s slammed over ‘bizarre’ job ad
The McDonald’s store has sparked backlash for its bizarre job advertisement that has left many people fuming.
Big reason Aussies are fleeing one city
A huge chunk of Australians are considering upheaving their lives as the cost of living crunch makes big city living undesirable.
Massive fine after tradie death at worksite
A judge has fined a building company for a “very serious departure from acceptable safety standards” over the death of a tradie at one of its worksites.
Brutal trend sweeping Aussie offices
Mum-of-two Amanda Rose has revealed the confronting moment she realised she had fallen for a brutal work trend impacting thousands of Aussies.
Starbucks worker sacked after scuffle
A transgender Starbucks barista has been caught on video in a heated argument with a female customer and scuffling with a man.
‘No excuse’: Construction giant’s safety fail
Quarry workers were exposed to dangerous particles capable of causing an “irreversible” and “insidious” lifelong disease.
Toxic trait taking over Aussie workplaces
We had the Great Resignation and the Quiet Quitting but this latest work trend is actually really toxic and needs to be addressed.
Tradie making $100k after surprise move
With the soaring cost of living making university debts jump even higher to average $45,000, taking on an apprenticeship could earn you $201,000 over four years.
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