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Employment

More Australians looking to “unretire” amidst cost of living crisis

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Financial experts say there’s been a surge in Australians re-entering the workforce post retirement in recent years amidst the cost of living crisis. Many Aussies are unretiring to make ends meet, but it’s more complicated than just jumping back into work, and experts say it’s important to seek financial guidance beforehand. Image: Image: Pexels/ Tima …

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More jobs needed on country to close unemployment gap for Indigenous Australians

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An Indigenous recruitment specialist says creating more jobs for First Nations Australians on country is key to improving employment rates. In March of 2024, the national unemployment rate for Indigenous Australians was 12 percent, compared to three-point-nine percent for non indigenous people.  First Nations peoples are further underrepresented on boards and in senior executive roles. …

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Ex Bulldogs player’s punishment compared to “flogging a dead horse”

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Ex-Bulldogs player Jackson Topine launched legal action against his former club for “unlawful corporal punishment” after coming late to a training session. The Australian reported that the 22-year-old was forced to wrestle with “30 to 35” teammates, resulting in “physical and mental impairment”. It is believed that in a statement of claim lodged with the …

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Undervalued and Underpaid: The Stigmas Associated with Aged-Care Jobs

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Recent data has shown a disconnect between the demand for care work in Australia and the salaries that are being offered, compared to occupations with similar levels of demand. Research suggests that this disconnect could stem from negative societal perceptions around care work, and there is work to be done to alleviate these stigmas. Image: …

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Australian’s losing almost $1billion to wage theft

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A new study shows that Australian workers are being underpaid around $850 million each year, causing the country to lose economic activity. The research, based on Fair Work Ombudsman audits spanning a considerable timeframe, revealed notable breaches of regulations in a significant portion of audited businesses. These findings point to challenges faced by a considerable …

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