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Some brands joining the Black Lives Matter movement have been called out on their past track records. Is it ever too late to make real progress?

Who’s responsible for picking up the pieces when an eligible worker gets left out of the JobKeeper program? The Australian Taxation Office, Fair Work Ombudsman and Fair Work Commission all have a role to play.

Australian families will soon start paying for childcare again, but as childcare becomes unaffordable for so many families who need it, women’s workforce participation that suffers.

Reddit co-founder and former chief Alexis Ohanian has resigned from his position on the board, to make room for a black leader at the business.

As businesses prepare to return to their offices, what do leaders have to do to help staff make the transition back to a more familiar working structure?

A court ruling that an employer was liable for the death of a woman, killed by her partner while working from home, could have wide-ranging implications.

Paul Drum, general manager of external affairs, policy and advocacy at CPA Australia, and a long-time friend of SmartCompany, has died.

Victorian employers face large fines if their employees return to workplaces when they don't need to.

H&M has won a Fair Work Commission case where a worker refused to take annual leave while receiving JobKeeper payments.

COVID-19 has increased the burden on women who are trying to juggle being mothers and business owners. It's time, again, to talk about sharing the load.

Sarah Liu says now is the time for out-of-work women to go after tech careers, and through ShePivots, she’s giving them the tools to do it.

Leaders may not necessarily have all the answers, but those that "work bloody hard” will reassure their team that their job is safe, says Glen Richards.