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Tech workers, engineers, and medical researchers on the Professional Employees Award will soon be granted penalty rates for work conducted outside of ordinary hours.

HEX CEO and co-founder Jeanette Cheah explains why she'll be working this January 26 public holiday.

Political persuasions aside, there is a lot we can all learn from Ardern. Here are 10 lessons to optimise your leadership.

With competition for skills placing businesses under increasing strain, an ‘ad-hoc’ approach will no longer make the grade.

When a new mother returned from parental leave to her law firm, she received the comments from a male colleague, who also went on to call out the woman’s “character”.

Technology, engineering, professional services and sales roles are among Australia’s most sought-after job titles according to LinkedIn data.

The HR manager for Queensland's Mantle Group Hospitality empire may be referred to the Australian Federal Police, after it was found he intentionally provided false evidence in support of a contentious pay deal.

It ends an 18-month tenure which saw the group forge ties with the new Labor government before controversially changing course on multi-employer bargaining.

Employers offering dodgy pay rates in their job advertisements now face fines of up to $16,500, thanks to the latest industrial relations update included in the Secure Jobs, Better Pay Bill.

With some of Australia’s biggest corporations set to give employees the option to work on January 26, many smaller businesses are either already doing the same or following suit.

Are enforced holidays for millions of Australians each year a good way of preventing burnout, or just a cynical ploy by the bosses?

Sexual wellness has exploded as a consumer category over the last few years.