Cough, cough: Why Australia Day is a favourite for pulling sickies
Roughly 200,000 Australian workers have sickies on Australia Day and other public holidays, so what can and should employers do?
Ronelle Richards is a former SmartCompany journalist. She is currently studying a Masters of Journalism at The University of Melbourne and has previously worked as a journalist and photographer at rural newspapers.
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Name: Anthony Wright
Company: Lexvoco
Based: Melbourne
Just 18 months ago Anthony Wright was working as a lawyer and drawing up a b…
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A delivery business on the Gold Coast has been forced to change its name after receiving legal threats from ridesharing giant Uber.
Manne…
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Wesfarmers is now become Australia’s biggest company, according to a report released yesterday.
The report, from business research fir…
