Flexibility, pay transparency and menopause policies rank high for women employees
When it comes to what women need in the workplace to thrive, the data is clear that flexible working, pay transparency, menopause policies and removing the gender pay gap are key priorities.
Fresh government review to tackle apprentice completion rates amid skills shortage
What can Australia do to improve its apprenticeship completion rates? That's the core question to be answered by a new federal government review, tasked with assessing existing incentive schemes and how to best support trainees and employers alike.
What the hell is ‘Desk Engagement’, and why is it taking over Aussie offices?
‘Desk Engagement’ is defined as when an employee is happy working at their desk, on their own tasks, without engaging in wider company activities
Why an inclusive online shopping experience is a smart business strategy
Online shopping has become synonymous with convenience and efficiency, completely transforming the way we think about and conduct our shopping. But is this the case for everyone?
“Extremely problematic”: Back to office push harming those with caring responsibilities
Demanding that staff return to work physically in the office disproportionately affects those with caring responsibilities, usually women.
“Completely unproven”: Employment Hero co-founder blasts US competitor Rippling as it opens Sydney office
Employment Hero co-founder Ben Thompson has returned fire at workplace management competitor Rippling, after Employment Hero was the target of bruising commentary from Rippling founder Parker Conrad.
Trust issues: 38% of Australian workers say they don’t trust their employers
Australian workers also expressed concern about burnout, with 87% reporting burnout in the past 12 months.
Australia’s first health and wellness gift card startup quickly achieves $5.8 million in sales
Mentwell founder Nikki Williams wants the startup to be the missing link in solving the mental health crisis for consumers and businesses.
What makes the Year of the Dragon so special in the lunar calendar
Among China’s traditional holidays and celebrations, none ranks higher in importance than the Lunar New Year. This Lunar New Year, which falls on February 10, is the Year of the Dragon.
Explainer: What the “right to disconnect” means for businesses and workers
Australian workplaces and employees are only a few steps away from a legal "right to disconnect", allowing workers to mute their phones and shut off their laptops outside of working hours.
“Nod to my culture”: How Haus of Dizzy’s jewellery ignites pride and conversations
Since 2015, Kristy Dickinson’s brand, Haus of Dizzy, has been crafting bold, colourful and statement-making jewellery that brings First Nations culture to the fore.
What the small business office will look like in 2024
Stepping into 2024, the small business office environment will continue to reflect the changing landscape of work culture and technology.