Hobart has topped LinkedIn's inaugural Australian Cities on the Rise ranking, with the platform naming Greater Hobart the ...

AI adoption introduces new risks that must be managed under existing WHS laws. The use of AI to track workers, manage performance, and allocate tasks can create significant psychosocial hazards, ...

On the inconsistent medical records, which variously described the injury as caused by a forklift or by falling metal goods, ...

A New York school district owes a former employee 85% of his retiree health premiums, years after he quit, an appeals court ...

Global youth unemployment rose to 12.4% in 2025 amid stagnating economic growth and rapid technological change, according to a new report from the International Labour Organisation, which warned ...

Delivery riders across Australia will be entitled to a minimum hourly rate of $31.30 starting next week under "world-first" rights approved by the Fair Work Commission.

Target has named Chandhu Nair as the company's first-ever chief AI officer, as it seeks to strengthen the adoption of AI tools across the organisation. The retailer also announced the appointment of ...

The exits of Hisgrove and Capon add to the growing leadership exodus at KPMG Australia, which saw the departures of CEO Andrew Yates, chairman Martin Sheppard, and audit partners Kim Lawry, Paul ...

The Federal Court has refused to shut down most of a sexual harassment and discrimination case against Savills, ruling that an employer who knows the substance of serious grievances for years cannot ...

A new study shows most of the country’s biggest companies have made major amendments to explicit diversity requirements ...

A decorated military police veteran says King County treated his deployment as a burden, halved his pay when he came home, then fired him on his two-year anniversary.

A court has ordered a company director to personally pay nearly $34,000 after his business never paid a newly hired executive and dismissed her the day she asked for her wages.