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A CEO accused of allegedly preventing his employees from recovering their entitlements had his criminal convictions set ...
Three in four (73 per cent) workers say that they will attend their Christmas party, but 36 per cent say they feel dread ...
Open dialogue and an acceptance that there may not be a “right” or “wrong” answer are some ways to create an ethical ...
The national work, health and safety regulator has confirmed anticipated changes to the incident notification framework ...
Qantas employees have accepted a new enterprise agreement that includes a substantial pay rise and job security ...
Late last week, the Senate committee’s final report of the inquiry into university governance was released – after five ...
Last week, a new bipartisan agreement was made, which will introduce various changes to NSW workers’ compensation, ...
The University of Tasmania has signed an enforceable undertaking to complete over $20 million in payments to more than ...
A salon hairdresser and supervisor had her unfair dismissal application quashed by the Fair Work Commission after she ...
AI is causing 22 per cent of burnout cases but is also helping 26 per cent of people alleviate their burnout, new ...
Younger workers have a “pragmatic, not fearful,” relationship with AI, feeling half as fearful about AI-caused ...
None of us is immune to slipping into bad habits. But the best leaders I know are relentlessly self-aware, writes Karlie ...
As we edge closer to Christmas, don’t let your culture crawl to the finish line. Use this moment to realign, reassure, ...
