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From silkworms to sculptures, the strange side hustles are keeping Australians afloat

From silkworms to sculptures, the strange side hustles are keeping Australians afloat

Nearly one million Australians hold down a second job, but some side hustles are more unusual than others.

  • by Amber Schultz

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How to find more meaning through work

How to find more meaning through work

Fancy a career with purpose? Don’t let age or industry stand in the way.

  • by Sue White
Regardless of industry or gender, getting dressed for work isn’t always easy

Regardless of industry or gender, getting dressed for work isn’t always easy

For women and those outside the gender binary, the right work attire is crucial for success.

  • by Lauren Ironmonger
Should talented staff be allowed to work less?

Should talented staff be allowed to work less?

It’s worth having a difficult conversation about why a worker wants to cut back their hours.

  • by Jonathan Rivett
NSW Treasury kicks off the new realism: Productivity won’t be speeding up

NSW Treasury kicks off the new realism: Productivity won’t be speeding up

Economists don’t know as much about what causes productivity improvement as they ought to.

  • by Ross Gittins
Record numbers take on second job as inflation nears 10 per cent for many

Record numbers take on second job as inflation nears 10 per cent for many

Natasha Piccolo is one of almost a million Australians now working more than one job as inflation for families with a mortgage reaches its highest level since the mid-1980s.

  • by Shane Wright and Olivia Ireland
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What a future: Climate chaos, a life of renting and a crappy job. I’m truly sorry

What a future: Climate chaos, a life of renting and a crappy job. I’m truly sorry

The older I get, the more I worry about the nightmare we oldies are leaving for our children and grandchildren. The obvious problem is climate change, but other difficulties are everywhere you look.

  • by Ross Gittins
‘Thrown in the deep end’: Inside the plan to fix the problems with teacher training

‘Thrown in the deep end’: Inside the plan to fix the problems with teacher training

Sarah Trestrail did a four-year education degree, then quickly realised she had no practical skills to cope with the realities of the job.

  • by Lucy Carroll
‘A lot of nonsense’: It’s time to call out LinkedIn

‘A lot of nonsense’: It’s time to call out LinkedIn

The self-congratulatory world of LinkedIn throws an upbeat veneer over the corporate world’s lack of virtue.

  • by Lucinda Holdforth
Commonwealth Bank to cut 250 jobs, says Finance Sector Union

Commonwealth Bank to cut 250 jobs, says Finance Sector Union

The Commonwealth Bank already cut more than 200 jobs two months ago, at a time when its bottom line is benefiting from rising interest rates and low bad debts.

  • by Clancy Yeates
If you WFH, office jargon could have you thinking WTF
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If you WFH, office jargon could have you thinking WTF

Can office lingo be confusing, or even exclusionary? I once told a newbie to get ready for “the stand-up” and terror crossed his face.

  • by Cayla Dengate