BuzzFeed to cut jobs in Australia
Online news and viral content player BuzzFeed is cutting jobs in Australia as part of a global round of 200 redundancies.
Why junior lawyers are at breaking point
They sign up ready to work hard and learn from the best. But many junior lawyers at top tier firms are struggling with overwork and exhaustion.
The four steps to gender pay equity
Only 22 per cent of Davos participants are women, but the debate on equal pay for equal work was more lively than ever.
A packed lunch boosts your savings and mood
Planning lunches and eating with others can lower your stress, improve your work performance and help your bank balance.
Being funny can hurt women at work
Women leaders are not just penalised if they're perceived as aggressive, research shows that females who use humour are seen as "disruptive".
Should business put purpose before profits?
An emerging new worldview from executives and investors could break a consensus that has governed business for two generations and offer a new model for capitalism based on purpose, inclusion and sustainability.
It's immoral to lock workers into a system of unemployment
Jobs cannot be protected if a one-size-fits-all IR system prevents jobs from being changed.
Workers lose as unions win
The unions may be about to turn the workplace clock back 30 years. That helps no one in the 21st century.
Deloitte, PwC, Accenture refuse waiver request
EY and KPMG will partly waive confidentiality agreements to allow submissions to the national inquiry into sexual harassment, as rivals KPMG, PwC and Accenture continue to refuse to comply.
Confidentiality setback in sex inquiry
Major employers are reluctant to set aside employee confidentiality agreements for a national sexual harassment inquiry.
Tell us about your ethical dilemma at work
BOSS magazine's resident ethicist Clare Payne is on hand to answer your ethical questions.
