‘Be ready’: Gen Z forcing major office change
Generation Z are now making “non-negotiable” demands in the office – and it will likely have a big impact on how Aussie workplaces operate.
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Dutton makes huge migration promise
The Coalition will ban foreign investors and drastically reduce migration numbers in a pre-election pitch that has accused Labor of being “disconnected” to everyday Australia.
Huge financial blow for university
A top ranking university has been dealt a huge financial blow after it was revealed it owes current and former staff more than $10m in super payments.
Fresh sign of interest rate cut
Stoking the case for rate cuts this year, the unemployment rate moved sharply higher in April.
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Record number of Aussies changing jobs
New figures have revealed why so many Aussies are changing jobs, with the numbers now at their highest point in a decade.
Risky new trend sweeping through offices
A new work trend is sweeping through our offices, with one young Aussie scoring a $50,000 raise just by doing one “rage” fuelled act.
‘Wonderful person’: Dutton backs Gladys
Peter Dutton has defended embattled former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian as a “wonderful person” just a day after scathing ICAC findings were delivered.
‘I am the boss’: Daryl’s call to Gladys
A recorded call between former premier Gladys Berejiklian and disgraced MP Daryl Maguire has revealed shocking new details about their dynamic.
Firm paying grads $200k slashes staff
The prestigious Australian firm is laying off nearly half its Asia Pacific workforce, just months after another devastating redundancy round.
‘Tragic’: Worker dies after Woolies incident
A man has died after a workplace accident that took place at a Woolworths Facility.
Former MP rejects ‘wild allegations’
A former employee of a consultancy firm alleges the firm planned to funnel money to a now ex-minister in return for help winning government contracts.
Cops ‘go gender-neutral’ for $1300 pay rise
Victoria Police is investigating reports some of its officers are gaming the HR system by self-identifying as “gender neutral” in order to gain an extra $1300 a year.
Boss sells houses to settle $5.7m debt
The boss of a failed building firm has been forced to sell two of his properties and will have to sell his most valuable one to pay back creditors.
Brutal way Aussies are quitting their jobs
Young people are getting revenge on their horrible bosses via a viral new work trend – but it could end up seriously backfiring.
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