Bad bosses costing Australia $223bn
The nation is missing out on billions of dollars in productivity gains for one key reason.
The nation is missing out on billions of dollars in productivity gains for one key reason.
When this young Aussie turns up to work, sometimes people automatically assume she can’t do her job for a very grim reason.
A Sydney recruiter was left gobsmacked after a “red flag” question from a job seeker – and it’s got Aussies all fired up.
A major Sydney university has become the latest institution set to scrap hundreds of jobs under huge cost-cutting measures.
Bosses must brace themselves because Gen Zers are bringing a controversial trend to the office.
A young Melbourne lawyer has had his unfair dismissal case thrown out after he was fired for lying about being sick to watch the AFL and go to the pub.
A fed-up Aussie has unleashed on a state Premier after basically working 28.5 hours straight with only a couple of short breaks.
Thousands of doctors have again walked off the job as a major strike posing a “risk” to patient care enters its second day.
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Doctors are walking off the job for three days in Australia’s biggest city, angry that they are the poor cousins of medicos in other states.
Aussies could change their spending habits as the fallout from US President Donald Trump’s tariffs continues to weigh on global economies.
A boss is going viral over a demand made to a former worker that was fired causing the ex-staffer to ask, “are you joking?”
The Prime Minister is on the attack as Peter Dutton reels from a spectacular about face on a key policy just one week into the election campaign.
Drivers in one state will be monitored by artificial intelligence cameras.
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