'You need to carefully examine how your arrangements are set up in terms of the contracts,' lawyer says

Amazon Australia is hiring 1400 seasonal workers to help pick, pack and ship packages at its warehouses across the country — and anyone is welcome to apply.

​Recruitment expert Michael Jones said you definitely aren't putting your best foot forward by doing a video meeting.

Research from Employment Hero reveals AI and automation could be the silver bullet to ease the pain Australian SMEs go through when processing payroll.

Sydney? 17th. Melbourne? Nowhere to be seen. Canberra, Cairns, or anywhere else between Burnie and Broome? Forget it.

In the wake of the Bondi Junction stabbing attack, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has conceded that government "could always do more" to address Australia's mental health crisis.

'It is widely understood that more diverse organisations perform better, yet most organisations are not making visible progress on their commitments to gender equality'

As workplaces prepare for the arrival of right-to-disconnect laws, new data reveals how many Australians are permanently tethered to their employment.

Reserve Bank and Treasury had predicted unemployment rate would rise from February’s 3.7% as interest rates bite

Can Australian cities adapt to become more commuter-friendly or will the financial burden of travel force a fundamental shift in work arrangements?

Millions of Australians could get access to heaps more annual leave but there's a catch to the new proposal.

LinkedIn has unveiled the eighth iteration of its Top Companies List, spotlighting 25 top employers in Australia for career growth.

The RACGP is pushing for Federal Government funding reform to increase basic work entitlements for GPs and subsidise training.

The number of employed Australians continued soaring to record-highs in March to over 14.26 million, according to new data from Roy Morgan.

When Rebecca Matthews took the top job at one of Denmark's most prestigious museums, she'd already racked up many notches under her belt in the art world.

Afsoun Rastegari spends more than two hours each day travelling to her office job in Sydney's east and back home again.

The rapid rise of generative AI across the world has prompted widespread job security concerns.

The rising cost of everything from groceries to housing has already-employed Aussies heading back into the jobs market to pull in some extra money.

UNSW Business School's Professor Emmanuel Josserand discusses Australia's new legislation granting employees the right to disconnect from work outside of business hours.

Australians wanting to buy a home have been dealt a fresh blow, with data revealing the real amount you should be earning to be able to pay the mortgage.