'They would still ask me to get coffee'
Tech executive Gemma Lloyd started her own business after working for two "archaic boys' clubs". "I was on the same level as 40-year-old men, and yet they would still ask me to get coffee."
A missing Oxford comma could cost Oakhurst Dairy millions
The dreaded - or totally necessary - Oxford comma is perhaps the most polarising of punctuation marks.
Want a 4-day work week, 6-hour day?
Four-day working weeks, six-hour work days and a guaranteed income could make workers happier, the Greens say.
Sex boosts your work the next day, says study
It's tempting to fire off one last client email right before bed, but you're probably better off having sex, according to a new study.
Tech firms join to create community of female talent
Tech firms are aiming to create a community of female talent that they can hire from.
5 ways to tackle a toxic company culture
The recent revelations about toxic and poor workplace cultures at Uber and the Seven network highlight how toxic cultures can't be swept under the rug.
Why it's good to cry at work
Conventional wisdom says crying at work is, well, unprofessional. Depends how you spin it. It can also be a sign of passion.
How corporate-speak became cliche
One expression that is refusing to end its earthly career is “going forward”. And there's more.
Women directors target sexism on boards
How Corporate Australia is stepping up its activity in support of gender equality.
Why do we let Buffett get away with sexism?
Warren Buffett should get up to date or resign. His sexist, unfunny joke was unacceptable, writes Lucy Kellaway.
Freehills court battle set for June
The court battle between Herbert Smith Freehills and its former partners jumping ship to White & Case will move to a final hearing in June.
