Wage exploitation rife among young Aussie workforce
Almost a third of young people in Australia have been ripped off by employers.
A new study from the Melbourne Law School found 33 percent of almost 2900 workers under 30
Law graduates are playing a key role in fostering a positive, nurturing culture within law firms.
McCullough Robertson Lawyers Graduate Partner Kate Peterson said
Job vacancies increased over the three month to May, driven by a more than a 20 percent jump in the need for construction workers.
The latest Australian Bureau of
Australia’s employment growth is stronger than the pre-pandemic average, with the unemployment rate remaining stable.
Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) Head of
As retirement dream fades, ageism comes into focus
Younger Australians believe they will never be able to retire, with the revelation raising concerns about increasing ageism in the workforce.
A survey by Australasian
A federal crackdown on employment scams has closed down more than 29,000 fake social media accounts in a seven-month blitz.
Australian Competition and Consumer
Working from home can benefit employees with autism
Autistic workers are more productive working from home, but need be managed carefully to maintain mental health.
A new study from the Curtin Autism Research Group showed
Almost 100,000 more Australians found work last month, keeping the national unemployment rate at 4.1 percent.
The latest Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data shows
More than a quarter of Australian employees don’t take breaks during their work day, according to a new survey.
Conducted by workplace supplies business COS to
Drew replaces Varghese as Jobs Queensland Board Chair
A reduced Jobs Queensland Board has been announced with Michael Drew the new chair.
A continuing Board member, Dr Drew replaces Springfield City Group Director Jim