St Georges Terrace and West Perth have been wagered to lead the nation in terms of workforce growth, but Deloitte has warned an outwardly healthy jobs has masked abysmal productivity performance.
Simone Grogan
The freshly-minted boss of Chief Executive Women has cautioned against giving too much air time to Donald Trump’s war on diversity and inclusion policies.
Cheyanne Enciso
The Finance Sector Union says it has reached out to Westpac seeking an urgent explanation about the bank’s plans to axe more than 1500 jobs in what would be its biggest redundancy in a decade.
More than half of employers say new laws cracking down on workplace communications after business hours have led to an increase in productivity and lower employee stress, according to a new report.
Bankwest will swing the axe on another 58 jobs as part of Commonwealth Bank’s latest round of cuts that will result in more than 160 roles culled nationally.
Australians who work from home have cut their commutes by about three hours a week, saving more than $5000 a year in doing so, research has found.
Maeve Bannister and Alex Mitchell
A local salt processing company has been fined $875,000 over the death of a worker at a North Coogee refinery in 2022.
Sarah Steger
Rather than returning to work recharged, many of us go back feeling disoriented, sluggish and somehow more exhausted than when we clocked off.
Gary Martin
Insecurity is far more common in the workplace than most believe, and affects even the most articulate and experienced professionals.
There is a fine line between loving what you do and letting what you do define who you are.
A Perth researcher is investigating if the key to helping veterans and emergency first responders suffering with post-traumatic stress disorder could be as simple as doing a downward dog.
Claire Sadler
The rates of women staying longer in the workforce has dramatically increased in recent decades, with one mum revealing why.
Jake Dietsch
The gold miner is in the sights of WA’s safety regulator after an explosion, which has come to light while the company’s shareholders nervously wait on a flagged production downgrade.
Adrian Rauso
In a world that equates volume with value, the bold and the brash have been favoured and charisma treated as currency while those who operate at a lower decibel are quietly taxed.
Nearly 60 per cent of WA school leaders have reported being shoved, punched, bitten or kicked in the past year, prompting warnings of a ‘mass exodus’ of experienced principals and deputies.
Bethany Hiatt
Mineral Resources has cut 15 white-collar workers from its Osborne Park headquarters, saying it was focused on ‘operational efficiencies’.
Adrian Rauso & Matt Mckenzie
The State’s biggest alumina exporter has been hit with a whopping $400,000 fine for a chemical spill in September 2022.
Matt Mckenzie
Monday, it’s maligned by millions. A notorious villain of the week, its reputation precedes it.
A West Coast Eagles board member has lasted less than a year as Fortescue’s chief spin doctor amid more belt-tightening at the iron ore miner.
Dozens of staff at WA’s Genius Childcare Centres have resigned after months of issues around pay, superannuation and penalties.
Rachel Fenner
Threats of job losses, uneven rosters and a growing reliance on labour hire firms were all major factors that pushed WA Rio Tinto workers into union arms, an expert has declared.
Eighteen people have reportedly died since June 2023 building a massive iron ore mining complex in West Africa for Rio Tinto and its joint venture partners.
Gender equality policies have become a "convenient scapegoat" for broad economic worries and men must be included in a new conversation, women's advocates say.
Maeve Bannister
The diary of a workaholic reads like a rollercoaster with no brakes, fuelled by deadlines, sleepless nights and the constant ‘hum’ of incoming emails.
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