Senate inquiry into CSIRO job cuts approved
The Greens have confirmed a Senate inquiry into the CSIRO’s recent job cuts, to consider its impacts and the future of ...
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The Greens have confirmed a Senate inquiry into the CSIRO’s recent job cuts, to consider its impacts and the future of ...
The small-business advocacy body has voiced its disapproval of the NSW Digital Work Systems Bill, with concern that it ...
An ATO phone operator has launched a “same job, same pay” application with the FWC, which could force private operators ...
Consent culture is built in the daily decisions to listen fully, respect personal boundaries, and check in before making ...
There is no universal solution for AI workforce readiness – success requires a tailored model aligned with each ...
A long-serving Woolworths manager has lost his unfair dismissal battle after being accused of pursuing a “romantic ...
Today (27 November), a Senate inquiry into a bill to mandate two days of WFH across the workforce has been secured by ...
The gender pay gap is down 0.7 percentage points (21.1 per cent) – for every $1 that men earn, women earn 78.9¢, a ...
The private sector is having to “pick up the slack” as Australia’s unemployment rate is beginning to steadily climb, as ...
As business leaders push AI as the cure-all for efficiency, Aaron McEwan is urging them to slow down – warning that ...
Notice the language you use – with yourself and with others. Your words have power, writes Jordana Borensztajn.
The Tax Office has revealed the wrapping up of Operation Topaz, with the compliance investigation raising $25 million in ...
Late last week (20 November), the Fair Work Commission made a community of interest determination prescribing that AGL ...