Women's workforce participation has gone up at both workforce and leadership levels in the past decade, but gender gaps continue to persist across industries and workplace hierarchy, according to a new report.

Australia urgently needs more tradies and getting more females into the field will be "fundamental".

​Despite being managers and professionals in their home countries, refugees are struggling to find similar work in Australia in the long term. One expert says: "We're all losing out."

​A trend that started after the Covid pandemic is continuing, with a huge number of Australians taking on multiple roles to deal with the cost of living.

The Fair Work Commission (FWC) recently dealt with a case involving a worker who claimed she was dismissed after experiencing mental health difficulties during her first week at a new workplace.

The decision impacts roughly three million workers on award wages, including cleaners, retail workers and childcare workers.

If you work in an office, you may be doing it already. Hot-desking is the norm in workplaces across the country, usually open-plan offices.

​A video showing an Aussie fast-food restaurant using an AI drive-through revealed entry-level jobs - typically taken up by Aussie teens - could be on the chopping block.

The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) is warning Australians to stop claiming private expenses as work related or as donations on their tax returns.

The national shift to working from home is not to blame for the sharp drop in productivity in the wake of the Covid pandemic, the Productivity Commission says.

Employees across generations turn to reviews and testimonials about an organisation before applying for a role, according to a new report.

​Millennial and Gen Zers say they will be working for their entire lives with the cost of living putting the goal of retirement behind them.

One of Australia’s biggest banks is reportedly about to swing the axe on an estimated 1500 jobs in a massive redundancy cull.

The exposure of HR manager jobs to generative AI remains "limited," according to a new report from the International Labour Organisation (ILO), amid concerns from HR leaders they could get replaced by the technology.

Sixty-one years ago, journalist Donald Horne first distilled how he viewed our nation. "Australia is the lucky country," he famously began, before following it up with a sucker punch, "run mainly by second rate people who share its luck".

Small acts of resistance known as "micro-feminism" can help women feel empowered at work. Micro-feminism began trending on TikTok last year when a video from Ashley Chaney went viral.

Australia's unemployment rate held steady in April, as 89,000 people found employment — much stronger jobs growth than had been forecast.

Productivity is down and it’s hurting the economy and your salary. Here’s how treasurer Jim Chalmers plans to try and fix that.

Gender diversity in Australian boards has improved since 2024, but broader diversity gaps continue to persist, according to a new report.

May 14 (Reuters) - Australian stock exchange operator ASX (ASX.AX), said on Wednesday it has launched a consultation process on potential job cuts, as part of broader cost-cutting efforts while facing growing scrutiny from regulators.