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When your colleague’s controlling behaviour gets out of control

When your colleague’s controlling behaviour gets out of control

Stay calm, professional and stick to the facts: There’s ways to address your co-worker’s loud and rude manners.

  • by Jonathan Rivett

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Goldman’s unlimited vacation is a mirage for workaholic bankers

Goldman’s unlimited vacation is a mirage for workaholic bankers

Goldman Sachs’ move to offer senior bankers unlimited time off seemingly marks a step toward a softer side of Wall Street. But there’s policy, and then there’s practice.

  • by Matthew Boyle
Elon Musk’s return-to-office mandate flies in the face of the new reality

Elon Musk’s return-to-office mandate flies in the face of the new reality

His demand that Tesla staff stop “phoning it in” and get back to the office has thrust the world’s richest person into the noisy debate over the future of work.

  • by Matthew Boyle
Elon Musk’s ultimatum to Tesla staff: Return to the office or leave your job

Elon Musk’s ultimatum to Tesla staff: Return to the office or leave your job

The world’s richest man has had it with this whole working-from-home business, making it clear with an email to Tesla staff.

  • by Katrina Nicholas and Dana Hull
Speak your mind, but not too freely if you want to stay employed
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Speak your mind, but not too freely if you want to stay employed

Telling the world that the product or service your employer offers is total rubbish may feel liberating, but it could well involve you being liberated from your job.

  • by Jim Bright
Are you happy? Your boss is asking

Are you happy? Your boss is asking

To some, the pursuit of workplace happiness – and its price, like a $25,000 “happiness MBA” for managers – can seem like a corporate attempt to turn feelings into productivity.

  • by Emma Goldberg
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Getting on a bit? It’s time for us to embrace 50 or more shades of grey
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Getting on a bit? It’s time for us to embrace 50 or more shades of grey

The only thing worse than being beautiful and young at work is not to be beautiful and young at work. But with an ageing workforce, we need to move beyond judging people by their appearance.

  • by Jim Bright
ECU department boss resigns after ‘bullying and intimidation’ claims

ECU department boss resigns after ‘bullying and intimidation’ claims

Staff in the university’s School of Education were told executive dean Stephen Winn had officially resigned when they met with management over the complaints on Thursday afternoon.

  • by Holly Thompson
When dropping the F-bomb at work blows up in your face

When dropping the F-bomb at work blows up in your face

Most of us have, at one time or another, endured that sinking feeling that we’ve overstepped the mark at work. It’s not a pleasant situation to be in.

  • by Jonathan Rivett
Councillor who threw viral Zoom tantrum is running in key federal seat

Councillor who threw viral Zoom tantrum is running in key federal seat

The councillor’s outburst during an online council meeting, in which he also brought his iPad into the toilet, preceded the revelation of his political ambition.

  • by Sarah Brookes
Blowing the whistle: AFL’s umpiring culture needs a reboot
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Opinion

Blowing the whistle: AFL’s umpiring culture needs a reboot

The appalling treatment of female umpires in AFL is part of a broader toxic cultural problem within the game, a problem which has been allowed to fester over many years.

  • by Kate Griffiths