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Young employees were considered “unprofessional and hard to work with” by companies when quizzed on why they were opting ...
Recent judicial decisions surrounding the scope of the construction industry could have major ramifications for big-time ...
A former mining employee has applied for leave to appeal after she was unsuccessful in convincing a court she had been ...
Recent research has displayed some alarming revelations around worker engagement throughout Australia.
As we move through 2025, businesses must think beyond the simplistic view of being either fully in the office or remote, ...
A Melbourne lawyer and former local government candidate was fired when employers discovered he faked an illness to ...
Workers at the NSW Department of Communities and Justice are the latest public sector workers to push back against ...
After public backlash, Coalition leader Peter Dutton has backtracked on his staunch policy to cut 41,000 public service ...
Both major parties have proposed a cap on international students, leading to swift resistance from business lobbyists ...
The future of work isn’t about location, it’s about creating environments where people can contribute their best ...
After locking in a five-day return-to-office mandate for public sector workers as a major campaign policy, Peter Dutton ...
Starting today (8 April), doctors across public hospitals throughout NSW will be committing to three days of rolling ...
The night shift is becoming increasingly busier for Aussie shift workers as spending opportunities continue to grow ...
