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Heidi Bradshaw

Lavish parties and lewd behaviour: Charity boss accused over ‘highly sexualised workplace’

Award-winning charity boss Heidi Bradshaw is accused of perpetuating a culture that former staff labelled “vulgar” and “toxic”.

  • Amber Schultz

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Understanding appropriate salaries for the role you do will help you better negotiate a pay rise.

I got a pay rise, but I’m still paid less than others. Is this right?

Discovering you are being paid much less than other people performing the same role can be unsettling, even alarming. But doing some research before tackling the conversation can pay off.

  • Kirstin Ferguson
Anne-Marie Kruk with Mohamed Al-Fayed when she was at Harrods.

Harrods ‘magical wonderland’ became a place of horror for young Australian women

Survivors of the sex scandal have broken their silence about the abuse they suffered at the hands of billionaire owner Mohamed Al-Fayed and his brother.

  • Tara Brown, Anne Worthington and Keaton Stone
Workers who could transition into roles designing AI, such as software engineers, could benefit from current trends.

Most workers feel overwhelmed by AI – but bosses are pushing it

However, workers who could transition into roles designing AI, such as software engineers, could benefit from current trends.

  • Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson
Three in ten workers say they disliked their manager, the equivalent of 3.4 million working Australians. But sometimes quitting just isn’t an option.

‘Document everything’: Five steps for dealing with a bad boss

Three in 10 workers – the equivalent of 3.4 million Australians – say they dislike their manager. But sometimes quitting just isn’t an option.

  • Tim Duggan
Elon Musk and his DOGE team don’t actually care about whatever work government workers may have done, the implication is that it’s still not enough.

Musk’s latest ‘efficiency’ stunt is performative management at its worst

Elon Musk and his DOGE team don’t care about whatever work government workers may have done; the implication is that it’s not enough.

  • Tim Duggan
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Workplace bullying may include belittling the target and often includes a power imbalance.

It’s not only kids who are bullied. Adults have to deal with it too

It may be typically associated with the playground, but bullying among adults can have devastating effects.

  • Shona Hendley
The best economic data show that, on average, people are working fewer hours than ever.

Devoted nap-takers laud benefits of sleeping on the job

Those who make a habit of workday napping are a secret society of sorts, but there’s clear evidence that catching a few Zs is good for you.

  • Cathy Bussewitz
JPMorgan chief executive Jamie Dimon is growing frustrated at his employees’ work habits.

Sorry, Jamie, but WFH isn’t the disaster you say it is

Right at the centre of the office v home debate, creating news and absorbing much of the impact, sits one solitary man: JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon.

  • Tim Duggan
Super Retail Group chief executive Anthony Heraghty.

Retail giant’s handling of alleged affair sent whistleblower to federal minister

The disclosure sparked drastic action from the corporate watchdog to investigate conduct at the Super Retail Group over a claimed affair between the chief executive and a staff member.

  • Nick McKenzie and Max Mason

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