Wage growth is the lowest since 2011 but not for CEOs
Perhaps the only thing slower than watching grass grow is watching the rate of wage increases in Australia.
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Workers’ wages and training need a massive boost
A new report from the Australian Council of Trade Unions calls for the reinvigoration of Australia’s TAFE by guaranteeing a minimum of 70 percent public funding, as well repairing almost a decade of damage to our apprenticeship system.
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Four tips for taking a mental health day
Really, we shouldn’t have to think twice about taking a sick day when we want to look after our mental health. But if you have any doubts or simply just want to make the most of your day off, here are four tips that will come in handy.
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An economy that serves workers: I’d like to see that!
Challenging economic times call for bold thinking. So how about this for an idea? Imagine if Australia had an economy that worked for people, rather than one that exploited them.
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An economy that works for the people
Anthony Albanese's Labor government is hosting a Jobs and Skills Summit in Canberra in early September where the problems and the inequality inherent in Australia's economy will be front and centre.
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‘Quiet quitting’ shows hustle culture for what it really is: sexist and exploitative
Step aside Great Resignation, there’s a new work culture trend in town. ‘Quiet quitting’ is sidling into Australian workplaces but, despite its label, the concept has nothing to do with leaving your job.
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