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Widen the gap: more opportunities to study and travel at the same time

Widen the gap: more opportunities to study and travel at the same time

We hear a lot about the merits of students taking a gap year between school and academic study, but what about a gap life?

  • by Jim Bright

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Don't fall into the trap of bigness
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Don't fall into the trap of bigness

Bill Bernbach issued a warning about following style over substance.

  • by Jonathan Rivett
Casuals paid less than permanent workers, despite loadings

Casuals paid less than permanent workers, despite loadings

Many casual workers are not being paid as much as permanent employees, despite missing out annual leave and redundancy.

  • by Anna Patty
Goldman Sachs offers staff free sex-change surgery
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Goldman Sachs offers staff free sex-change surgery

Wall Street firm has made some big additions to its employee benefits plan in bid to encourage more women to stay with the firm.

Construction watchdog defends his patch in shadow of abolition
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Construction watchdog defends his patch in shadow of abolition

The Australian Building and Construction Commission is under threat from a possible change of government.

  • by Dana McCauley
Psychologist speaks up to help turn down the volume of anxiety

Psychologist speaks up to help turn down the volume of anxiety

Psychology careers in Australia take many forms today, writes Joshua Jennings

  • by Joshua Jennings
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No guarantees: Future retirees can't rely on super to live comfortably
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No guarantees: Future retirees can't rely on super to live comfortably

There are in fact compelling reasons for leaving compulsory superannuation capped at 9.5 per cent - but not those advanced by the Grattan Institute.

  • by Daryl Dixon
Foodora rider wins unfair dismissal case in landmark ruling
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Foodora rider wins unfair dismissal case in landmark ruling

The Fair Work Commission has set a new precedent in deciding a former Foodora deliver rider was not an independent contractor.

  • by Anna Patty
Strip-club business meetings are alive and well in the age of #MeToo
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Strip-club business meetings are alive and well in the age of #MeToo

Whether on the company credit card or not, club owners say their corporate clientele is as enthusiastic as ever.

  • by Jeff Green
When C-Suite jargon turns into double-speak
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Careers

When C-Suite jargon turns into double-speak

There is nothing sweet about the way C-Suite executives express themselves.

  • by Jim Bright
Grassroots bid to tackle Bali's waste problem
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Grassroots bid to tackle Bali's waste problem

Australian surfer and jewellery-maker-turned-environmental educator Mike O’Leary is founder and CEO of ROLE Foundation in Indonesia, that is addressing environmental issues in Bali, writes Diana Plater.

  • by Diana Plater