$30K a month: Australia’s top-earning side hustles
Savvy side hustlers are earning up to $30,000 a month. Find out which second jobs are the most lucrative, and how to get your start in the side-hustle game.
Careers
Not so ‘sexy’ careers school leavers should consider
There’s plenty of work available for those finishing school – and while the jobs are not always glamorous, they tend to offer solid career and pay progression. See experts’ suggestions.
Key quality jobseekers now need
Jobseekers in Australia have more to give with a richer life experience. Experts explain why and how it can help get a dream job.
Small career changes that could add up to $40k to your pay
Some Aussie workers could boost their salary by up to $40,000 by making small career switches that require minimal training. Find out where these opportunities exist.
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‘Be smart’: TikTok trend warning for Aussie workers
A surprising new viral video trend had experts warning workers to think before impulsively posting.
Four-day work week: How to convince your boss
Shorter work weeks are “rapidly” becoming a reality in Australia. Here’s how to request an extra day off from your boss – and why it could be beneficial for them, too.
OnlyFans ban: Bosses crack down on ‘risqué’ side hustles
Side hustle policies are being rolled out in workplaces, as hundreds of thousands of Aussies seek second jobs. Find out how to avoid crossing the line.
What to do if you’re paid less than your co-workers
At least half of Australian workers say they’re earning less than colleagues doing the same job. Now, experts reveal the best way to handle the situation.
Shorts, Birks? What’s acceptable to wear to work
Sneakers, singlets and birkenstocks — welcome to the post-pandemic office dress code as experts reveal what outfit choices are OK, and what’s inappropriate.
Career paying $150k ‘straight out of school’
Employers are being forced to offer high wages, even for entry-level roles, for workers trained in a career that’s in demand across several industries.
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.
Why more people are working on Australia Day
For many workers Australia Day means a welcomed day off, but an increasing number of staff and businesses are now choosing to work rather than take a public holiday. See why.
Half a million workers needed in ‘critical’ sector
Experts have warned nearly half a million more workers are desperately needed in one sector if Australia wants to avoid increasing rates of homelessness and delays in major infrastructure projects.
Simple reason Aussie jobseekers are going global
Australia has been plagued by widespread skills shortages yet jobseekers are turning to global companies.
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