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Following the federal government’s refusal to allow tech companies to use creative works for AI training without ...
A principal solicitor’s eyebrow-raising lawsuit against his former executive assistant’s dog-sitting responsibilities is ...
The ATO says a recent decision by the full Federal Court confirms that the circumstances surrounding the pandemic ...
Managers must acknowledge the inevitability of employee dissatisfaction to avoid burnout, with new research finding that ...
Last week’s World Safety Day (28 April) has drawn attention to the biggest workplace risks in 2026 and identified where ...
AI-powered automation is a game changer, but businesses that use it to replace up-and-coming talent risk dealing ...
In Friday’s (1 May) hearing regarding the operation and adequacy of the National Employment Standards (NES), Australia’s ...
In a landmark judgment that found Mark Latham unlawfully vilified Alex Greenwich, a tribunal confirmed online political ...
The surge in CTE cases has rapidly moved beyond the sporting arena, spilling into the legal and insurance sectors, with ...
If organisations want to retain skilled female professionals, they must address the practical realities of balancing ...
More than half of newly surveyed workers anticipate meaningful role changes due to AI, but fewer are actually doing ...
A senior educator was dismissed after a verbal altercation with a colleague who attended a March for Australia rally in ...
A new study from Jobs and Skills Australia reveals that lifelong learning is key to improving people’s ability to ...
