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Part-time on way out as Australians opt for ‘flexible work’ instead

Part-time on way out as Australians opt for ‘flexible work’ instead

Women are voting with their feet in a move to flexible full-time rather than traditional part-time work, a significant snapshot of Australian workplaces reveals.

  • by Hamish Hastie

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Flexible work is a business benefit – and looks like it’s here to stay
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Flexible work is a business benefit – and looks like it’s here to stay

There have always been good and bad aspects to part-time work. But its nature has changed significantly recently – and it’s potentially to employees’ benefit.

  • by Alan Duncan
The Gen Z habit fuelling a generational divide on LinkedIn
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The Gen Z habit fuelling a generational divide on LinkedIn

The younger generation sees LinkedIn more like the original Facebook. How far is too far on LinkedIn?

  • by Charlie Wells
Our jobs aren’t a horse race, so stop trying to pick a winner
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Opinion

Our jobs aren’t a horse race, so stop trying to pick a winner

If we knew the results ahead of time, it’d be easy to pick the perfect career. But backing a winner with no experience is almost impossible.

  • by Jim Bright
‘Don’t go in blindly’: Why one of TikTok’s most popular hashtags is so risky

‘Don’t go in blindly’: Why one of TikTok’s most popular hashtags is so risky

In the past three years, the #CareerAdvice hashtag has accumulated 167 million views, with younger workers flocking to the platform for tips.

  • by Brittany Busch
Is menopause killing women’s work, or is ‘garbage data’ trashing the brand? A Senate inquiry must decide

Is menopause killing women’s work, or is ‘garbage data’ trashing the brand? A Senate inquiry must decide

Claims that large numbers of women are quitting the workforce early because menopause is not supported are unfounded and being pushed as fact, risking women’s economic security, critics say.

  • by Wendy Tuohy
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Why we need to stop the careers counselling guessing game
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Opinion

Why we need to stop the careers counselling guessing game

Careers counsellors should not allow themselves to be put in the business of making predictions. Leave that to the astrologers.

  • by Jim Bright
More pay, better skills: How job-hopping can turbocharge your career
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More pay, better skills: How job-hopping can turbocharge your career

Job-hopping divides employers, but a growing number of professionals are embracing it as a strategy for career advancement.

  • by Téa Angelos
The careers advice for my daughters is obsolete rubbish - they might as well aim for a job at Kodak
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The careers advice for my daughters is obsolete rubbish - they might as well aim for a job at Kodak

There’s an exciting future of work ahead of us - so why is the high school careers algorithm pushing unrealistic careers in spying, dog walking and podcasting?

  • by James Panichi
Waiting for a career breakthrough? A bit of luck is all you need
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Waiting for a career breakthrough? A bit of luck is all you need

In a world of careers advice that emphasises having a plan, setting goals and controlling your future, it is worth reflecting on the role luck plays.

  • by Jim Bright
That won’t fly: Conservation agency flags concerns over Ellison’s chopper commute
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That won’t fly: Conservation agency flags concerns over Ellison’s chopper commute

The state-run conservation agency has laid bare its concerns over billionaire Chris Ellison’s helicopter trips to the office via Herdsman Lake, as conflicting reports emerge about who gave the final sign-off and when.

  • by Jesinta Burton