Digital beauty queen
Eleanor Pendleton has become one of the nation’s most influential online editors.
Careers
‘Mental health day’ not sickie
Bosses want their workers to start taking ‘mental health days’ for the right reasons.
Make peace with millennials
Young workers have a different view of the world and bosses must work with it.
Unis turn to casual jobs
At least half university teaching is done by casually employed academics and the lines between jobs is blurring.
Benefit of science mentors
Mentorship of young researchers is one of the least rewarded activities in the lab, but that’s changing.
What male primary teachers fear
A pupil is crying but the teacher is hesitant to offer a natural, calming hug … because he’s male. What can he do?
Top banks count on graduates
The big players are working hard to attract the new generation of elite industry talent.
Baby steps for new employees
A new employee is no different to a newborn, walking and working in a completely new environment for the first time.
Automation’s upside
Robert Half research shows more jobs are expected to be created than replaced by automation.
Mental help with no fear
Authorities want to make it easier for health professionals to report their mental problems
Give our brains a break
Working smarter requires an understanding of how the human brain is set up.
Workers want control of lives
Research shows the more control a casual worker or contractor has over their job, the greater their job satisfaction.
Have faith in your workforce
Religious discrimination can create an unhappy business and land you in expensive legal battles.
Business partner shares journey
The great thing about having a business partner is you have someone to share the journey with.
Long distance tutoring
A tutoring provider hopes to help bridge the education gap for those living in remote and regional towns.
Keeping a house full and happy
For REA Group’s chief inventor, Nigel Dalton, the secret to success lies in diversity of teams.
Tax change could boost shares
More changes are needed to encourage broad employee ownership and help employees save for retirement.
Millennials a growing IT risk
The growing number of millennials in the workforce is creating an increasing risk for information technology security.
Doctors putting off retirement
Retirement is fast losing its appeal for medical practitioners, with age 65 coming and going for many.
Postgrad studies make sense
The budget boost to healthcare spending will create more jobs, opening up positions in management and administration.
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