Workplace culture
I thought we agreed I could work from home. My boss now says ‘no’
You might have a verbal understanding with your employer but, Dr Kirstin Ferguson says, if you don’t get it in writing, you may not have a leg to stand on.
- Kirstin Ferguson
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- Exclusive
- NSW Police misconduct
NSW sex pest cops targeted in major probe
Sexual offenders and bullies in the NSW Police Force have been protected by a “boys’ club” that silences victims.
- Amber Schultz
Richard Marles settles workplace lawsuit with former staffer on cusp of election campaign
Richard Marles has settled a lawsuit with his former chief of staff Jo Tarnawsky on the cusp of a federal election campaign.
- Cassandra Morgan
- Analysis
- Careers
Landing your dream job can be life-changing. Here’s how to do it
The beginning of a year is when many Australians start looking for new roles. Here’s how to get the one you’ve always wanted.
- Nina Hendy
- Updated
- Richard White
No repercussions for WiseTech billionaire who misled the board
Richard White will remain executive chairman of WiseTech despite his fellow board members confirming that he misled an internal investigation into his alleged misconduct.
- Colin Kruger and Clancy Yeates
- Opinion
- Governance
Slapped with a feather: Richard White misled the board, but keeps the top job
There was no plank walking for this human headline/inappropriate social media lothario. The lack of punishment would be unthinkable in most large Australian listed companies.
- Elizabeth Knight
- Updated
- Council controversy
Serial pest’s offensive rampage hasn’t stopped, even after 19 complaints
Andrew Thaler is accused of violating an official order to stop threatening and offending colleagues in a campaign of “deliberate, calculated chaos”.
- Jordan Baker
Guardian political editor exits after months of turmoil
Karen Middleton’s time at the bureau coincided with a period of instability, during which a number of staff left.
- Calum Jaspan
- Exclusive
- Sex, sleaze and hospitality
Maurice Terzini to take leave from Icebergs, investors launch investigation
An Icebergs Dining Room spokesperson said Maurice Terzini will take a leave of absence after allegations against his son revealed by this masthead.
- Eryk Bagshaw and Clare Sibthorpe
- Opinion
- Managing
Should I give a glowing reference to my toxic employee?
Giving this employee a good reference means they’re more likely to quit, but it poses some moral issues.
- Jonathan Rivett
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