Anna Patty is Workplace Editor for The Sydney Morning Herald. She is a former State Political Reporter and Education Editor.
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The chief executive officer of Surf Life Saving NSW Phil Vanny has announced his retirement following the resignation of his general manager who admitted to defrauding the organisation of $3 million.
Job losses have been linked to a rise in domestic violence rates in a new analysis of the impact of a major downturn in the steel industry.
A new study has found almost a third of Australia's nurses are thinking of leaving the profession because they are overworked, undervalued and in danger of burning out.
Baby Boomers are preparing for a retirement where they financially support their children.
Whether a peace sign or a hopscotch court, chalk markings can be a contentious subject.
Patricia Rosas has a second job as a cook on Saturdays to supplement her salary as an early childhood educator.
Unions across NSW including the NSW Teachers Federation are rallying against the Baird government's plans to privatise the work of prison teachers.
The head of Surf Life Saving NSW embezzled more than $3 million before he resigned from his job in July.
You are just as likely to come up against a psychopathic boss in your office as you are in the prison population.
Heidi Sundin remembers biting the bullet and confronting a former employer about a male colleague who was being paid more for the same work she was doing.
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