Posts tagged "remote work"

Australian taxpayers are using TikTok to share their surprise and disappointment at their 2022-2023 income tax returns, highlighting some of the significant tax changes that came into effect last financial year.

Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar, one of Australia's most prominent remote work supporters, has again made headlines for his out-of-office sensibilities — and drawn support from small business founders a decade into their own WFH strategy.

If you’re working from home today, you’re saving money and stress on commuting. So why not take a pay cut to help compensate those who have no choice but to go to a place of work?

Are you trying to figure out how to achieve a human-to-human connection, a culture-first approach in a “remote first” workplace?

There’s a superficial logic to Elon Musk’s position. But scrutinise it closer and the argument falls apart.

Workplaces are reconsidering their flexible arrangements to stay relevant, competitive, and attractive to the very best talent. For business owners wondering how best to tackle this, it’s time to get curious, consider your options, and earn the commute. 

Business leaders cannot afford to ignore flexibility, which is a major focus for job hunters, particularly those in younger generations.

The federal government should legislate a standard tax deduction for work-from-home expenses, mirroring how drivers are reimbursed for every kilometre they cover for work, according to CPA Australia.

Fishburners new CEO Martin Karafilis talks to us about how the Australian startup scene has matured and how he wants more regional entrepreneurs supported in the changing ecosystem.

In many respects the illusive future of work has arrived. So will this momentum continue through 2023?

Lots of people still prefer remote work for a bunch of perfectly good reasons. So it’s up to you to get them together in some way to create personal links and re-establish ones lost in recent times.

Employer appetite for full-time workers is so strong that non-permanent Christmas job listings have failed to meaningfully boost hiring numbers, SEEK says.