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Australian business lobbyists have launched a last-ditch attempt to convince lawmakers to split, postpone, or abandon Labor's contentious industrial relations bill.

There are three structural reasons contributing to widespread ineffective onboarding. 

Unified, clear and fair. On the eve of the 2022 FIFA World Cup, that’s how the Socceroos look by taking a stand against host country Qatar’s practices.

CEOs and politicians 'taking responsibility' for their errors is especially masterful as it never involves taking any actual responsibility.

Google has far too many employees, and they're too highly paid, according to a billionaire investor with shares in Alphabet.

Labor's omnibus industrial relations reform could impose devastating costs on Australian airlines and put the "viability of some services into question", Qantas says.

Wiradyuri entrepreneur and owner of Chocolate on Purpose Fiona Harrison wanted to use Wiradyuri language in her chocolate descriptions and on social media to garner attention.

Sukhinder Singh Cassidy will replace Steve Vamos, retiring after almost five years at the helm, as Xero CEO in February 2023.

When it comes to small business we are hearing lots of good rhetoric but seeing the opposite in action, says Peter Strong.

The government will fund higher-education institutions to develop microcredentials targeting national priority areas, which include teaching, engineering, health, and technology.

Many businesses, especially in the technology sector, have realised there is a better way for the CFO-CPO relationship to work which greatly improves workforce productivity and efficiency.

Building and construction companies will be excluded from Labor's multi-employer bargaining reforms according to a suite of amendments the federal government has tacked onto its IR reform bill.