Seven pharmacy assistants at Chemist Warehouse were found to be underpaid in a key test case that could deliver tens of ...

KPMG has named Michael Ebeid as the company's newest Independent Chairman amid its audit leaks scandal, a move that critics ...

New analysis of government data finds 37.4 million Americans work in roles requiring no formal educational credential ...

A care worker resigned the day before her show-cause meeting, then told the Fair Work Commission she was forced out. It ...

Losses involving fake "work from home" job advertisements totalled nearly $80,000 in June, as such scams saw a "progressive ...

A Queensland tribunal has ruled that shaky funding and a "project" label are not enough to keep a busy worker on temporary ...

Ghosting job candidates during the hiring process can lead to a smaller pool of available talent in the future, according to ...

Jacqui Paurini shares how listening, empathy and lessons from motherhood shape her approach to people management at Accor ...

The EEOC is suing FedEx, saying it left blind package handlers without workable accommodations and brushed off their repeated requests for help. The complaint, filed June 30, 2026 in the US District ...

Legal and screening experts warn AI-enabled identity fraud is outpacing recruitment checks in Australian workplaces ...

Many workers are still doing at least some of their work from the comfort of their home, according to a recent report.

A New York appeals court has revived a retaliation claim against Elliott Management, even as it upheld the dismissal of a former employee's discrimination case. The Appellate Division, First ...