Proof Gen Z are the ‘laziest’ workers
Gen Z employees are storming offices around the nation with unique demands – and apparently, we all need to prepare for change.
Gen Z employees are storming offices around the nation with unique demands – and apparently, we all need to prepare for change.
Young workers have been told they will have no choice but to work into their later years “because you won’t have enough money”.
A controversial feature in the election campaign has highlighted how working from home tensions are still bubbling under the surface in Aussie workplaces.
A young Aussie was earning a really solid income, and has a mortgage but that didn’t stop her from quitting her well-paid job.
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.
Four people have been injured after an explosion caused a roof to partially collapse at a mine in Sydney’s south.
An employee has shared the wild moment their boss turned on them on their day off, with an expert calling it “ridiculous.”
A young Aussie has revealed the reason she can’t work from home exposing a common problem plaguing workers.
It’s never been a better time to be a job hunter with record levels of available roles. And there’s one industry that’s offering eye-watering salaries.
The organisation has introduced new benefits to help staff tackle the cost of living, with one worth an extraordinary $18,000 over two years.
Tastings, cooking demonstrations and beautiful displays are the future of retail, according to Woolworths, as it trains staff to meet demand.
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