Shock number of Aussies unhappy at work
The number of Aussies unhappy at work has been revealed, along with the generations and industries with the highest levels of dissatisfaction.
Careers
Why Aussie apprentices are dropping out
Apprentices are being pushed out of their training because of one thing crippling a lot of young Australians, an industry body says.
China launches flight to major Aussie city
A Chinese airline company has just announced new direct flights connecting mainland China with a major Aussie city.
Major Aussie uni ditches face-to-face lectures
Staff have been left outraged by the decision, which will see students having no face-to-face teaching at all.
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Work from home: What Aussies want to go back into office
Workers have come to “value their freedom” and the flexibility offered by WFH arrangements – and they don’t intend to give them up easily.
Major company to sack 1000 Aussie workers
The online retail giant is the latest company to slash its workforce, with nearly 10 per cent of its workforce to be sacked via Zoom.
‘Not cutting it’: Big issue with 100k salary
Once considered the pinnacle of career success, a $100k salary isn’t worth what it once was thanks to cost-of-living and the housing crisis, it’s been claimed.
GenZ bringing parents to job interviews
A survey has uncovered the many reasons why older applicants are preferred, including that Gen Z jobseekers are even bringing mum and dad to interviews.
Employees put on notice for WFH in 2024
Working from home is a perk many employees have been enjoying since the Covid-19 pandemic, but that could change for many people in 2024.
$10,000 cash boosts for Aussie trainees
A new group of Aussies can now access a cash boost of up to $10,000 if they agree to learn these key skills.
Six figure jobs you don’t need a degree for
It turns out uni isn’t the only pathway to a high-paying job, but to avoid the debts of higher education and land a top paying job without a degree you’ll need these skills instead.
Aussie boss’ viral coffee cup interview test
The corporate executive’s move to weed out job candidates has been branded as “manipulative” by some – but genius by others.
‘Hated’: Big mistake that wounded Qantas
Qantas was once dubbed the “spirit of Australians”, but two years worth of scandals has seen the airline go from an icon to a pariah.
Teen reveals secret to $1m business
A 19-year-old entrepreneur has revealed how he managed to start a successful business at such a young age and gives his one tip to anyone wanting to start their own company.
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