UBS banker quits to set up cleaning business
This junior investment banker quit to set up a cleaning business. He says the pay is better.
Should flexible work policies include Friday golf?
Flexible work policies are built around family duties. But they're about to get a lot more wacky.
Getting creative helps you win in business
Creativity is an essential for business to be successful, say three of the winners of the 2015 Australian Financial Review-Westpac Women of Influence.
To get real transparency let universities sell student debt
What is your degree is really worth? If universities could sell student debt on the financial markets you'd soon know.
EnergyAustralia to cut 300 jobs
EnergyAustralia is set to close one of its three call centres with the loss of up to 300 jobs and shift functions instead to the Philippines.
'Have you had all your children?'
When Jo left a managerial role at a global recruitment agency at the age of 47 to look for another job, she was quickly disheartened.
Turnbull dumps blanket ban on Labor board appointees
A blanket ban on reappointing directors to government boards who were originally appointed by Labor has been eased.
Call for R&D tax break to boost university research
Universities have called for the research and development tax concession to be skewed toward investment in universities to help boost research funding for higher education institutions.
The four things you need to be a successful leader
Potential to learn, grow and change are the new must-have qualities for aspiring CEOs, as the career path for leaders undergoes one of its biggest shake-ups in a generation.
How to survive a corporate restructure
Surviving a corporate reorganisation can be tough, but these seven tips can help.
Why SAP wants workers with autism
Software giant SAP will be the first company in Australia to set itself a target to employ a certain number of staff with autism.
