April
- Analysis
- Executive pay
CEOs are hugely expensive – so why not automate them?
If a single role is as expensive as thousands of workers, it is surely a prime candidate for robot-induced redundancy.
- Will Dunn
- Opinion
- Telecommunications
Telstra’s call-centre award is corporate guff
Telstra has been recognised by a company that tries to make useful-but-boring products sound exciting and important.
- Aaron Patrick
- Opinion
- Workplace
The new office politics of resentment
As workers return to offices around the world, the rifts are opening between those who stayed and those who stayed at home.
- Pilita Clark
- Analysis
- Leadership lessons
Holgate and AusPost chairman were an unlikely combination
Lucio Di Bartolomeo built a reputation as a reliable manager of government businesses, and the Australia Post saga is not his first crisis.
- Aaron Patrick
March
How to prevent fraud on your watch
It is estimated to account for 40 per cent of total crime costs in Australia but the figure could be higher given that a lot of it goes undetected.
- Sally Patten
- Opinion
- Workplace
LinkedIn’s empty language is dumbing down business
Posts on the professional social media platform are popular, but unhelpfully shape business through relentless self-praise and the portrayal of obvious solutions as insightful.
- Aaron Patrick
- Opinion
- BOSS
Four ingredients for success in big-wave surfing and business
Professional big-wave surfer Mark Mathews says there are four ingredients necessary for success in his sport, and they apply equally to business.
- Sally Patten
