Employers 4 day work weeks and stronger leave policies: The top workplace trends we’ll see in 2023 In many respects the illusive future of work has arrived. Will this momentum continue through to the new year?
News & Views The ‘investment’ over ‘deficit’ of paid parental leave – is Australia family-friendly enough? The Albanese Government has been swift in communicating its intent to shift the dial by increasing the number of paid weeks offered, lifting the eligibility cap, making it more flexible and removing references to primary and secondary carer labels that encourage both parents to participate in taking the leave, but is it enough?
News & Views Polish leader blames young women drinking for low birth rate Polish politician Jaroslaw Kaczynski has blamed young women and their drinking for the country’s low birth rate.
News & Views Chess commentator sacked over sexist comments at Women’s Grand Prix A 54-year old chess commentator has been sacked by the International Chess Federation (FIDE) after making sexist comments.
News & Views The study showing best approach for connecting on LinkedIn when searching for a job A study of more than 20 million LinkedIn users shows acquaintances you have about 10 friends in common with are the most likely to help you get a new job.
Leadership Young people are not the leaders of tomorrow. They are the leaders of today. The great leaders are right in front of us. They are unexpected, they are diverse, they are varied, and they make us uncomfortable at times. They are young people.
Business How to be a strategic partner for your EA or CEO If the EA and CEO can cultivate Authenticity, Mastery, Accountability and Emotional Intelligence, they will create a strategic partnership that goes from ordinary to extraordinary.
Work Style Why we need to squash our prejudice against part-time work There are not enough part-time roles out there, and employees who do manage to access them tend to experience part-time work as a temporary holding pattern.
News & Views Murdoch v Crikey highlights how Australia’s defamation laws protect the rich and powerful Australia’s defamation laws have been inadequate for years – as the Murdoch v Crikey case starkly shows.
News & Views Liberal Party may need a ‘temporary quota’ says Senator Linda Reynolds Liberal Party has a ‘women’s problem’ and should be fixed by introducing a “temporary” quota for women, according to Senator Linda Reynolds.
Uncategorised Former lead singer of The Seekers Judith Durham to receive state funeral Former lead singer of The Seekers Judith Durham has died at 79. She is being remembered for her kindness, and distinctive, angelic voice.
Uncategorised Nick Kyrgios to face court on common assault charges Nick Kyrgios has been charged with common assault against former girlfriend Chiara Passari, and will face court in early August.