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'Basically the minimum wage': What real estate agents really earn

'Basically the minimum wage': What real estate agents really earn

Josh Sammut says the days of real estate agents relying on commissions is becoming less common.

  • by Matt Bungard and Craig Butt

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Qantas to pay out thousands to staff after 'embarrassing' bungle
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Qantas to pay out thousands to staff after 'embarrassing' bungle

The airline will fork out thousands of dollars in backpay after discovering an "embarrassing" bungle that saw it short-change dozens of workers, while overpaying others.

  • by Patrick Hatch
An eye to the future
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An eye to the future

Private practice is a popular, but challenging career path for optometrists, writes Josh Jennings.

  • by Josh Jennings
Unions offer olive branch to business saying they must work together
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Unions offer olive branch to business saying they must work together

The national union movement has offered an olive branch to business, calling for a better relationship to build a stronger wages system 'that works for everyone'.

  • by Anna Patty
Business 'has firepower' to stop modern slavery
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Business 'has firepower' to stop modern slavery

BCA's chief Jennifer Westacott argues Australian business can take the lead using their economic clout.

  • by Anna Patty
'People see change is coming': Aussie workers gloomy about the future

'People see change is coming': Aussie workers gloomy about the future

Australia's economy has been slowly improving, but many workers are lacking confidence about the future job market, the research shows.

  • by Anna Patty
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Nearly three-quarters of executives pick proteges who look just like them
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Nearly three-quarters of executives pick proteges who look just like them

New research reinforces that people tend to transfer power to others who make them feel comfortable.

  • by Jena McGregor
Laying the foundations for a successful new school
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Laying the foundations for a successful new school

As principal of brand-new North Kellyville Public School, Tom Moth had a lot to oversee before the school opened its doors to students for the first time on January 30.

  • by Kristie Kellahan
Unearthing new ideas for a career in archaeology
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Unearthing new ideas for a career in archaeology

Archaeologists make a living from looking at the past but their careers are constantly adapting to technology and evolving to meet new demands.

  • by Keeli Cambourne
Find out if your job has a gender pay gap
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Find out if your job has a gender pay gap

Type in your job to find out if there is a gap in the amount that full-time men and women are paid.

  • by Craig Butt, Richard Lama and Reginal Sengkey
A little idea makes a big impact
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A little idea makes a big impact

  • by Sue White