‘Insidious’ Sydney strata manager sacked
A man who avoided jail time after defrauding Australians out of $58,000 in an elaborate rental scam has been sacked from his job as a strata manager.
At Work
‘Annoying’ act sweeping Aussie offices
Young people are jumping on a new trend they claim is getting them hired – but not everyone is impressed by the “annoying” way they’re getting ahead.
‘Eye opening’: Boss floored by Gen Z staff act
An Aussie Millennial boss has revealed the wild reality of working with a bunch of Gen Zers and why the office is always empty at 3pm.
Aussie workers could ‘double holidays’
Millions of Australians could get access to heaps more annual leave but there’s a catch to the new proposal.
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Fired cadet’s fateful choice
WHEN cadet reporter Amy Taeuber chose to complain about her treatment while working at Channel 7 she joined a rare group of women.
‘So pathetic’: Word banned from offices
DIVERSITY consultants are charging up to $1800 an hour to warn employees about the dangers of “non-inclusive” language.
Is this the end of job interviews?
HATE job interviews? A new recruitment method is eliminating the need for the awkward meetings and cutting out CVs.
Employee ‘humiliated’ on poster
A SYDNEY Water employee says she was “humiliated” after her photo was used on a poster with a smutty slogan.
Was the ‘lesbian’ comment OK?
THE comment made to a former Seven cadet at the centre of a harassment complaint was deemed “acceptable”.
You shouldn’t make coffee at work
MAKING coffee at work rather than buying a $4 latte might sound like a good idea, but experts say you should think again.
What it takes to be a good leader
MANAGING, inspiring and leading people in the workplace is no simple prospect. A crop of top executive who’ve been there share their leadership lessons.
Basic workplace right in danger
IT’S the small, secret habit that gets you through the work day. But after a recent shaming blitz, it could be under threat.
CV mistake could kill your chances
IT’S the tempting trick we’ve all thought of using when applying for a job, but managers see right through it.
‘Hard for young people to say no’
A CANBERRA teen sacked for opposing same-sex marriage says many young people are “terrified” of speaking out.
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