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Woolworths’ ‘dystopian’ workplace might improve KPIs, but it demeans workers

Woolworths’ ‘dystopian’ workplace might improve KPIs, but it demeans workers

Imagine if your every move or toilet break was tracked and recorded. For some staff, this is already reality.

  • by Victoria Devine

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Our part-time staff are paid more than full-timers. Is this unfair?

Our part-time staff are paid more than full-timers. Is this unfair?

Employers owe it to their staff to properly explain why, under an enterprise agreement, certain staff get paid more than others.

  • by Jonathan Rivett
Sydney law firm hit with $185,000 penalty over workplace breaches

Sydney law firm hit with $185,000 penalty over workplace breaches

A former manager at Atanaskovic Hartnell took her employer to court over unpaid entitlements and a failure to provide a safe workplace.

  • by Michaela Whitbourn
What to do when your boss is the problem

What to do when your boss is the problem

Many of us have had a boss who delivers results but creates a toxic and unhealthy work environment, creating a situation where people dread coming to work.

  • by Sarah Cotton
What can we do about our new colleague who smokes heavily?

What can we do about our new colleague who smokes heavily?

Just because someone is excellent at their job doesn’t mean they’re a good fit for the company.

  • by Jonathan Rivett
What could I have done to prevent my work’s offensive Christmas party?

What could I have done to prevent my work’s offensive Christmas party?

Cultural celebrations in the workplace are important and, when done well, have numerous benefits. But they don’t always go as planned.

  • by Jonathan Rivett
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‘The court will resolve the matter’: Super Retail chair clears air on legal feud

‘The court will resolve the matter’: Super Retail chair clears air on legal feud

The retailer’s departing chair Sally Pitkin has admitted that settling a legal battle with two former senior executives would have been prudent but hinted the size of the claim was an issue.

  • by Jessica Yun and Colin Kruger
Want to take some time off? It could cost you your job

Want to take some time off? It could cost you your job

Nearly half of part-time and contract workers fear that taking time off could result in them being made redundant.

  • by Emily Chantiri
Rebel Sport owner tried to ‘silence me and punish me’: former executive

Rebel Sport owner tried to ‘silence me and punish me’: former executive

A former senior executive at Super Retail Group alleges the retailer tried to destroy her reputation and bankrupt her for bringing to light allegations of an affair.

  • by Colin Kruger and Jessica Yun
Greens staffers on ‘toxic, bullying’ culture in their own words

Greens staffers on ‘toxic, bullying’ culture in their own words

Adam Bandt was briefed on a series of scathing assessments of his party’s internal culture.

  • by Paul Sakkal and James Massola
My job is toxic, but I’m close to long service leave. Should I stick it out?

My job is toxic, but I’m close to long service leave. Should I stick it out?

If you leave early, any entitlements depend on the state you’re in, writes Dr Kirstin Ferguson.

  • by Kirstin Ferguson

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