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Workers now have the right to disconnect. Here’s how workplaces can prepare

Workers now have the right to disconnect. Here’s how workplaces can prepare

What does the new legal framework mean for workplace leaders who care about providing a psychologically safe workplace for their employees?

  • by Leslie Cannold

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Hear my pain: Young lawyers at my office wear AirPods at their desk
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Hear my pain: Young lawyers at my office wear AirPods at their desk

Maybe they’re expanding their knowledge with law-themed songs, writes our Modern Guru.

  • by Danny Katz
Why there’s no harm in leaving your work to the last minute

Why there’s no harm in leaving your work to the last minute

It is human nature to view late work as inherently worse, but in reality, it’s no different to work submitted on time.

  • by Joe Pinkstone
What can YouTuber MrBeast tell us about Gen Z workplaces?
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Opinion

What can YouTuber MrBeast tell us about Gen Z workplaces?

Jimmy Donaldson, aka MrBeast, is part of a generation that’s questioning some of the usual ways of working, and there’s a lot to learn from his writing.

  • by Tim Duggan
‘Raise the bar’: First Cultural Change Champion calls for action at Good Food Guide awards

‘Raise the bar’: First Cultural Change Champion calls for action at Good Food Guide awards

More must be done to make hospitality a safe industry for women, heard the crowd at the 40th annual awards ceremony.

  • by Bianca Hrovat
Hostile environment: The changing climate within the Australian Greens

Hostile environment: The changing climate within the Australian Greens

A party with vaulting ambitions for grabbing hold of the balance of power with a big picture agenda has discovered the script has been hijacked from within.

  • by James Massola
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Parliamentary abuse investigations delayed
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Parliamentary abuse investigations delayed

Independent senator Lidia Thorpe said a process quirk was re-traumatising alleged victims by forcing them through unnecessary hoops.

  • by Olivia Ireland
Thirty allegations of serious crimes – including sexual assault – lodged with parliament’s support service

Thirty allegations of serious crimes – including sexual assault – lodged with parliament’s support service

The allegations prompted Brittany Higgins to ask if perpetrators working at the nation’s capital are being held to account.

  • by Olivia Ireland
Woolworths’ ‘dystopian’ workplace might improve KPIs, but it demeans workers

Woolworths’ ‘dystopian’ workplace might improve KPIs, but it demeans workers

Imagine if your every move or toilet break was tracked and recorded. For some staff, this is already reality.

  • by Victoria Devine
Who’s more neurotic, dentists or engineers? Does it matter?
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Workplace

Who’s more neurotic, dentists or engineers? Does it matter?

According to a study published this year, there are reliable differences in the average personality profiles across different occupations.

  • by Jim Bright
The ‘silent discriminator’ endemic in our workplace
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The ‘silent discriminator’ endemic in our workplace

Over two-thirds of people believe that ageism is a serious problem in Australia. So why aren’t we doing more about it?

  • by Emily Chantiri

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