Huge reason for young doctors to go rural
A young doctor says finding her passion in medicine as well as falling in love with a “cowboy” are only some of the reasons she’s sticking it out in regional medicine.
At Work
Boss fires Gen Zer over ‘common’ work habit
It appears that Gen Z workers have developed a bad office habit, and it is something that their Baby Boomer bosses have “zero tolerance” for.
Downside to working-from-home revealed
Many Australian workers discovered major downside to working from home last week.
Journo’s stoush with ABC goes to trial
Presenter and journalist Antoinette Lattouf will face off against the national broadcaster at trial after attempts at mediation failed.
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Sydney chaos: Deal could be struck today
A PLANNED city-wide strike could be cancelled as a deal between unions and rail bosses could be struck as early as this afternoon.
Illegal work experience scheme exposed
A BRISBANE company has been accused of exploiting 10 workers through a dodgy “work experience” program.
No slacking off in summer
WHETHER it is caused by longer days, extra vitamin D or recent holidays, workers feel extra productive – not less – in the office during summer.
Amazon workers ‘sacked at midnight’
ANOTHER day, another allegation made about the brutal workplace conditions that seem to be commonplace at Amazon.
Train chaos could start earlier than expected
THE rail strike is planned for next Monday, but there are warnings the disruption could begin this week, leaving commuters frustrated.
Bus driver sacked after taking photos
A SCHOOL bus driver sacked after taking photographs of children and allegedly calling a nine-year-old girl a “troll” has lost a bid for unfair dismissal.
’Don’t come to work’: Stark strike advice
COMPANIES are putting in contingency plans to cope as the strike nears that could “shut down a city”.
Is this Australia’s most pet-friendly office?
IF YOU’RE a dog lover, you might want to forward this story to your boss — or hand in your resignation and move to Melbourne.
What to know before you resign
WE’VE all dreamt about leaving the daily grind and becoming our own boss. But there are a few things you need to know first.
Meet the world’s youngest mag editor
WHILE other kids her age are concerned with homework and chores, Roxy Downs is climbing the corporate ladder.
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