Business
Workplace
‘Smart bullies’ emerge in universities in new workplace trend
New research has found a new trend that involves university staff bullying their bosses has emerged as a bigger problem than bosses bullying their staff.
- by Anna Patty
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Opinion
Investigation
Chinese owners of scandal-ridden dairy scramble to sell the farm
The Chinese-owned Van Dairy Group was in turmoil on Friday as fresh investigations were launched amid secret plans to hive off parts of the business.
- by Adele Ferguson
Opinion
MyCareer
The right career path is not always the most obvious one
The best career path is not necessarily one that is well trodden.
- by Jim Bright
Opinion
Work therapy
The daily tyranny of charmless banter
There’s a middle ground between grinning and bearing annoying behaviour from an office clown and caustically nipping it in the bud.
- by Jonathan Rivett
Opinion
MyCareer
Have a successful career without the self-help mumbo jumbo
Career decision-making is simple if you follow these basic steps.
- by Jim Bright
Opinion
Work therapy
Eliminate the risks of calling out bad behaviour
When women are being treated poorly at work it can feel risky calling out bad behaviour if the perpetrator is in a position of power.
- by Jonathan Rivett
‘Career comeback’: new opportunities for mature women with experience
After taking a long break from the workforce, it can be difficult finding the confidence and the right opportunities to return.
- by Anna Patty
Radio kingmaker John Brennan celebrated as a mentor to many
Known as a “media godfather”, John Brennan’s life was celebrated at his funeral at St Mary’s Cathedral in Sydney on Wednesday.
- by Anna Patty
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Vocational training
New school-based traineeship program opening doors for NSW students
Starting with a pilot program in the state’s north, the NSW government is rolling out new school-based traineeships to students close to finishing high school.
- by Anna Patty
Opinion
The lowdown
Domestic violence shock waves reach way beyond the home
Misunderstandings in the workplace about victims can potentially hurt them further and for a long time.
- by Ruth Weatherall, Mihajla Gavin and Natalie Thorburn
Opinion
MyCareer
Contemporary job titles are no laughing matter
A ‘saggar maker’s bottom knocker’ was once just as relevant as an impact officer is today.
- by Jim Bright