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A quarter of Aussie workers are looking to swap jobs as the Great Resignation continues – but experts say there’s a right way to move on.
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Gen Z apprentices ‘won’t sweep floors’
Tradies and trainers are tweaking their approach to on-the-job learning for apprentices after realising methods of old will not attract or retain Gen Z apprentices.
Why all workers should take a holiday
Attention Aussie workers: new research has revealed some compelling reasons to book your next trip with no guilt attached.
How to be happier at work
Australian workers are becoming more miserable, according to new research – but experts say it’s their own fault.
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Why more young Aussies are changing careers
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How to look good on a video call
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The best ways to get an apprenticeship
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Bullying, discrimination: Workplace claims expected to rise
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What university graduates need to get hired
Recruiters reveal what employers are really looking for when they hire staff straight out of university.
How to avoid annoying your new boss
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