Staggering figure Aussie workers losing
The staggering amount Aussie workers are losing in doing unpaid overtime outside their shift hours has been exposed.
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‘Toxic’: Gen Z’s revenge on bad bosses
Younger workers are exposing the “miserable” behaviour from their bosses as they become increasingly jaded with CEOs.
Radical push to help sex workers leave
Australia-first legislation would force one state to help sex workers leave the controversial industry with a set of ‘exit strategies’.
Grim call on rate cuts in Australia
Freshly minted RBA deputy governor Andrew Hausen has said Australia’s central bank won’t be swayed by rate cuts in Europe and Canada.
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Australia’s quirkiest job titles
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Inside the world’s most disgusting job
“FLUSHERS” get paid a pittance to stand in sewage surrounded by deadly gases — and break up sewer-dwelling fatbergs by hand.
The most annoying phrases used at work
IF YOU’VE ever promised to “lift the bar” and “give 110 per cent”, you’re probably secretly driving your colleagues insane.
Man ‘watched movies’ while driving bus
PASSENGERS feared for their lives after they noticed their bus driver was watching Mrs Doubtfire instead of the road.
‘Groped’ 22 times in 10 hours
A REPORTER investigating sexual assault at a music festival has revealed how she was “repeatedly violated by strangers”.
Waitress ‘told to flirt with customers’
A WOMAN has revealed the sneaky ways staff manipulate customers into buying more — and why you don’t want to return your food.
Mum sacked for having miscarriage
ANETA Petrova was “terribly broken” after first losing her baby and then her job after taking sick leave following a miscarriage.
Staff arrested over school ‘fight club’
ORGANISED fights between teen students took place inside a math classroom — with the encouragement of a substitute teacher.
Woman cleared of sacking ‘no’ voter
A CANBERRA business owner who sacked a contractor for posting “It’s OK to vote No” on Facebook has been cleared.
Knowing your numbers pays off
If you want a job, brush up on your numbers and Excel skills. Data analysis is fast becoming the key to getting hired – and a good salary.
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