Business
Workplace
SBS bullying allegations spark calls for transparency and ‘justice’
An award-winning journalist and prominent community leader have called on SBS to release an internal report into workplace harassment.
- by Charlotte Grieve
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Unfair dismissal
‘Harrowing’: SBS journalist sues network after allegedly being bullied then sacked
Former SBS journalist Pallavi Jain launches legal action against the multicultural public broadcaster to get her job back after an independent investigation found she suffered workplace harassment.
- by Charlotte Grieve
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Workplace culture
This SBS journalist was allegedly bullied, harassed, then sacked. Now she’s fighting back.
A lawsuit over the departure of a former SBS journalist adds to concerns about a dysfunctional culture at the public broadcaster.
- by Charlotte Grieve and Zoe Samios
Opinion
MyCareer
Coffee carts and free food aren’t enough to reverse these changing times
Working from home has given rise to questions about the offshoring of labour, but it’s not a black-and-white issue.
- by Jim Bright
Opinion
Workplace
New visa risks changing the character of Australia forever
Will Australia become a low-skill guest worker society?
- by Abul Rizvi
Opinion
The lowdown
Skills to look for in an ethical leader
Uncertain times call for ethical leadership.
- by Matt Beard
Opinion
Work therapy
In trouble for bludging when I wasn’t: what can I do?
When we are made accountable for every hour spent at work - even during a lunch break.
- by Jonathan Rivett
Wall Street is starting to burst the work-from-home dream
Starting this week, Goldman Sachs is requiring almost all employees to report to their desks, marking one of Wall Street’s most ambitious returns to the workplace.
- by Jenny Surane
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Working from home
The generation most keen on a return to the office – and why it may not be full time
The research found attitudes have shifted since the start of the pandemic, when nine out of 10 Australians were happy about the shift to remote work and 78 per cent believed it would be the new normal.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
Opinion
MyCareer
Is it really such a crisis that the ‘peasants’ want to work from home?
Employers are finding it harder to keep staff returning to the office engaged.
- by Jim Bright
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MyCareer
More medical graduates choose other specialty fields over general practice
New research shows that Australian medical graduates are increasingly choosing to become specialists instead of GPs.
- by Anna Patty