'From that point, I began drinking the hand sanitiser'
The scandal at Wells Fargo over the creation of unauthorised accounts shook its customers' faith in the bank, but it took an even sharper toll on the company's workers.
Workplace Relations
Workplace safety: What your employer must do to keep you safe
Last year 195 people were killed in workplace accidents in Australia, which is roughly the annual average and, already in 2016, 132 have not gone home after a day on the job.
The 10 most sought-after job skills in Australia
The skills in demand by Australian employers are changing rapidly, according to research by LinkedIn.
WA mining company fined $95,000 over accident that crushed worker's legs
West Australian gold company Evolution Mining has been fined $95,000 over an incident in which a worker's legs were crushed by falling large rocks and he was lucky not to be killed.
BHP sets 50:50 gender target for 2025
Australian mining giant BHP Billiton wants half its male-dominated workforce to be women by 2025.
Young Asians targeted because they're 'younger, cheaper and faster'
A Sydney labour-hire company owner who says she hired young Asian workers because they are 'younger, cheaper and faster than locals who are old and slow'.
Would Alan Sokal's famous hoax work for business language?
It's the 20-year anniversary of the famous Sokal Affair. Would a similar experiment work in the business world today?
Keeping up with crime
Research is critical to understanding and addressing crime.
Meet the boss: Domino's chief Don Meij
It's a variation on the classic business success story: mailroom delivery kid turns CEO.
Teaching offers flexibility for families
The task of juggling career and family may be easier for educators.
The business of kinesiology
Jenne Burns set out on a career in kinesiology after seeing a practitioner help her unwell son.
One in four Australian workers feel financially stressed
More than one in four Australian workers feel financially stressed and find it difficult to make ends meet.
Students learn good marks may not be good enough to get a job
Doing well in the final year of high school may no longer be enough to land that first job.
Workplace culture a deal breaker for many employees
The vast majority of employees rate workplace culture as a decisive factor when seeking a new job and more than half believe it is misrepresented by future employers in their job interview, a new survey has found.
'Time wasters' public service comes out swinging at unions
Commissioner lashes out at union over "time wasting moves".
Beer giant seeks end to 132-day brewery battle
A special meeting on Thursday will attempt to broker an end to a feud engulfing Carlton & United Breweries after its new owner extended an apparent olive branch to union leaders.
Australia missing out on key events because of slow progress on gender diversity
Australia is missing out on key events aimed at improving gender diversity due to the lack of policy initiatives.
Estimates: 'There is no stripping of APS conditions'
Public servants should appreciate their 'generous' workplace deals, Public Service Commissioner tells the Senate.
'Like stepping on thin ice': 70-hour work weeks take toll on start-up founders
The death of the 44-year-old founder of a prominent mobile health app start-up has spurred a bout of soul searching in the Chinese tech community, where working long hours in the hope of making a quick fortune has become a way of life.
Airtasker boosts pay rates above national minimum
Gig economy website Airtasker has heavily revised its recommended hourly rate to exceed the national minimum wage of $17.70 an hour, after allegations on underpayment.
'Trauma and tragedy' detention centre staff to get "resilience training"
Department moves to protect Border Force public servants' mental health.
Opinion: Packing up box thinking
Our everyday lives are quite squared away.
Busted: hidden camera unravels public service compo claim
Finance Department official could face fraud probe after secret film of south coast fishing trip sinks workers comp claim.
Navigation crucial skill for rock art expert
One of the toughest challenges is disorientation.
Sweet treats back on the menu
In the era of sugar-free lifestyles and health fads it seems like a gamble to set your career onto a sweet path.
The rise of the (truly awful) webcam job interview
The future of job interviews might horrify you. It horrified Jake Rosen.
Backpacker work visa scheme risks becoming 'black market'
Backpackers on Australian working-holiday visas are being grossly underpaid, or in some cases paid nothing at all, as authorities fear the program is becoming a "black market" for exploited labour.
HP to cut up to 4000 jobs
HP, the hardware business of former Hewlett-Packard, expects to cut as many as 4000 jobs in the next three years.
Qantas workers accept 18-month pay freeze
More than 4000 Qantas ground staff have taken an 18-month pay freeze in return for big bonuses and "groundbreaking" superannuation and leave provisions.
Public servants' workers compo gets tough
Nearly one-in-four Comcare claims knocked-back in the past year.