A long-running analysis of 24,000 workers has found the right to not be on call all hours of the day and night boosts productivity and retention, a study has found. …
A quarter of Australians still rely on cash when purchasing from small businesses, a new report has found. A survey by small business accounting outfit Xero found 25 per cent …
A $21m hearing healthcare company has gone bust, blaming a fallout with a key supplier for its woes. ASX-listed Nuheara Limited, which specialises in a wireless earbud that allows customers …
The Australian economy added 58,000 new jobs in July, far outstripping estimates of a 20,000 increase, though unemployment ticked up to 4.2 per cent in a mixed labour force landscape …
The Albanese government’s attempt to pass a Bill that would forcibly appoint an administrator to the construction arm of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU) has failed. Following …
A hidden “Sun” tax slugging Aussies who have made the switch to solar has been slammed by energy advocates as “madness” and a “rip-off”, accusing energy companies of “wanting to …
Losses from a major energy player and storm clouds over Chinese steel mills have weighed on the Australian market. The S&P/ASX200 hung tough on Thursday, finishing up 14.8 points at …
Losses from a major energy player and storm clouds over Chinese steel mills have weighed on the Australian market. The S&P/ASX200 hung tough on Thursday, finishing up 14.8 points at …
The controversial CFMEU has made Australians poorer, a leading panel of building industry experts has claimed, inflating construction costs on everything from housing to large-scale public works projects while entrenching …
Nearly 1.25 million small businesses are at risk of shutting down as cost-of-living pressures hammer profit margins, a senate hearing into Australia’s cost-of-living crisis has been told. Council of Small …