Why AI agents aren’t replacing remote workers any time soon
Agentic AI is exciting, but real benchmarks beat glossy promises, writes Dr Gleb Tsipursky.
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Agentic AI is exciting, but real benchmarks beat glossy promises, writes Dr Gleb Tsipursky.
Australia’s newest generation in the workforce is rewriting the rules of career progression, writes Madeline Hill.
Late last week (20 November), the Fair Work Commission made a community of interest determination prescribing that AGL ...
On average, Aussie workers have accrued 14.3 days of annual leave, adding up to a total of over 200 million days across ...
Alarming rates of unpaid overtime are showing up across the workforce. New findings have revealed that staff shortages ...
Two years ago, workers sought a hybrid work arrangement, sacrificing financial stability for fewer restrictions and more ...
Healthcare workers and employees covered by enterprise agreements saw the largest wage gains in the September 2025 ...
Late last week (14 November), the Victorian government passed a bill aimed at protecting customer-facing workers from ...
Seventy-seven per cent of migrant workers were found to take less than two sick days in a year, with a new research ...
Workers in the Baby Boomer generation felt least supported on AI (76 per cent) despite the rapid uptake of the ...
Australian workers are calling for training that promotes career development and growth amid AI-fuelled role ...
Generative AI (GenAI) uptake and technology fears were found to be higher for workers in the Asia-Pacific region ...
“One of the most significant reforms to the superannuation system in decades” has now passed both houses of Federal ...