All staff sacked as company collapses
The marketing and software company collapsed into liquidation last month with debts of at least $13 million.
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22yo shocked by reaction to her WFH act
A young worker has taken to social media to ask a question around remote work “etiquette” and Aussies can’t agree on an answer.
Bizarre request during Welcome to Country
A Welcome to Country during an event for public servants has raised eyebrows after staff were asked to take part in an unusual way.
Millions of Aussies set for pay rise
Australia’s workplace umpire has revealed its reasons for increasing the minimum wage for 2.6m workers by another 3.75 per cent.
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Lewd messages to BBC anchor
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Why I’ll never use LinkedIn again
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ABC stars’ salaries to be revealed
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What’s wrong with our trains
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Why your boss doesn’t like you
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Left on ground ‘like a cockroach’
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