Major job losses if large-scale plants forced to close
Time to second-guess the sustainability of some large east coast industrial manufacturers
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Women in the blockchain driver’s seat
Australian women are leading the charge in bringing successful blockchain applications to market
What if your My Health Record becomes standard ‘pre-screening’ by employers?
Unless you’ve been living in a cave over
Stop international students from working and risk fewer ‘bums on seats’
Is Australia the biggest casualty if it slashes international student numbers?
Time to build your physical, mental and emotional resilience
It's time to take control of your own wellbeing
Modern slavery alive and well in Australia
Is a threefold increase in modern slavery in Australia acceptable?
Salary sacrifice to reduce tax and boost long-term savings
Tipping more into super now will make a significant difference to your long-term wealth
Is it time to reconsider a career in mining engineering?
If mining is recovering is a life in the bush a realistic option?
It’s a golden time to be a female lawyer
More women are on-track to become partners within Australia's law firms
Should Australia follow NZ and mandate for the appointment of more women directors?
Does a quota for promoting women to boards do anyone any favours?
Moonlighting and white-collar jobs on the rise
There are more white-collar jobs and more white-collar professionals burning the midnight oil
Some workplace banter off limits
The gap between tolerable workplace banter and racial slurring is getter wider
Is ‘renting for life’ an option you’ve ever considered?
Just because you’re young, educated and upwardly mobile
Tell-tale signs of sexism in the workplace
While the equal rights of all Australians, regardless
How to write a killer cover letter
We asked one of Australia’s leading resume writing
Employers now face stricter tests when recruiting foreign workers
Companies will now need to advertise jobs locally before they can apply to hire an overseas worker.
Budget entices older Australians into work
Older Australians are being enticed into work through a raft of pension sweeteners outlined in the federal budget.
One in four university students drop out: report
That equates to around 53,000 students who will in effect drop out of university.
Is it time for a Facebook vacay?
New study shows a short break can significantly reduce stress levels.
Fairer wages for Aussies with disabilities
Stakeholders and government join forces to create a new wage framework.
Global summit renews calls for gender quotas
"Quotas are a door that we need to push open."