Don’t want to come into the office? Your job’s on the line
Many middle managers have told their top executives they are refusing to give up working from home. But AI is going to change the middle management game dramatically.
Robert Gottliebsen
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Retailers need to take a good hard look at themselves
We must ask ourselves why some retailers are falling off a cliff when sales are rising, and why shareholders are being left out.
Uranium new boom metal despite the politics
Markets can be wrong, but the big money believes that nuclear energy is an essential component to combat emissions at an affordable price.
The ATO’s lust for money must end
Behind the latest government surplus is a rank unfairness both our major political parties ignored after winning office.
Sinking office values are just the tip of the iceberg
Mega-spending by the worst state government in the country has decimated the city of Melbourne. When will ratings agencies call a halt?
Woolworths, Coles’ legal woes should be a red flag for others
Today, I will explore how Woolworths and Coles got into the ACCC legal mess and some of the changes that will be required. It may be too late, but Bunnings needs to pay attention.
Political ambition may endanger our energy costs for a long time
The intense political pressure to win the renewables/climate debate is now creating great danger to Australia’s long term energy costs.
Why Victoria is different from other states
An illustration of a minister not understanding the difference between Victoria and the rest of Australia is Education Minister Jason Clare.
Pinching your assets — how the tax office is targeting the finer things
Today I issue a danger alert to all those owning fine art, marine vessels, thoroughbred horses, caravans and motor homes, moderately expensive motor vehicles and aircraft.
Back to school: IR war dance by our CEOs, boards is too late
Anthony Albanese must be privately chuckling at the elementary political and communication mistakes that have been made by Australia’s top boards and CEOs.
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