Government’s proposed extension SG amnesty applauded
The reintroduction of the proposed superannuation guarantee amnesty into Parliament has been welcomed by employers and small business advocates. ...
Why conflict resolution is an unsung hero
Ramping up resilience in the face of being “feedsmacked” is crucial, writes Nick Young. ...
‘If you’re attractive’: 1970s workplace discrimination
Gender segregation, “shopping time”, age limits and “women who like... speaking to important men” — welcome to job ads of the 1970s, whi...
1 in 3 Aussie men fear losing their jobs if they speak up about mental health
One-third of Australian male employees worry that their jobs will be at risk if they have a conversation about their mental health at work. ...
Choosing numbers over art
Martine Hoosen took out the Bookkeeper of the Year award at this year’s Australian Accounting Awards. She has over 20 years of experience as a bookk...
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I am good enough
Carolyn Geyer was brought up on the notion that it’s the husband’s job to provide for his family, and a wife’s duty to raise the children and ru...
21st century telescreens: The Good, Bad and the Ugly
For better or worse, social media floods our lives. It can be used to spread innovative ideas, to predict epidemics, but it also serves as a powerful ...
Neurodiversity: Embracing differences
A diverse workplace is mostly thought of in the context of gender or ethnic division, however, in recent years the concept of neurodiversity has emerg...