Amber Sherlock, a sacked TV weather presenter, has filed a Fair Work claim alleging Channel Nine terminated her role due to her age and gender, replacing her with three younger presenters.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping job hunting, offering tools for resumes and interviews, but experts warn of over-reliance and scams. Learn how to use AI effectively while maintaining authenticity in a competitive market.
A new AP-NORC poll reveals stark gender divides on pay equity, with most working women feeling disadvantaged while men are split. The findings come as the wage gap widens.
National Australia Bank eliminates 447 roles in Australia while creating 237 positions in India and Vietnam, amid criticism from unions and following a recent workplace tragedy.
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The Albanese government has called on the Fair Work Commission to deliver a real wage rise for millions of low-paid workers, arguing wages should outpace inflation as cost-of-living pressures mount.
TSA officers are resorting to extreme measures like selling blood and sleeping in cars as the DHS shutdown enters its 40th day, forcing 50,000 agents to work without pay.
Virgin Money increases mortgage rates by up to 0.75% from tomorrow, with Santander following suit. Experts warn of 'extreme' rises amid geopolitical tensions and inflation fears.
The UK Government has announced 80 new youth hubs nationwide to address youth unemployment, which has quadrupled since 2021, offering job support and mental health services.
The UK Government has announced 80 new youth hubs across the country, integrating jobcentres, councils, and employers to support 16-24 year olds facing unemployment, part of a £2.5 billion investment.
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Employees at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Melbourne office have gone on strike, protesting against wage disputes and working conditions, disrupting operations.
Over 2,000 ABC staff walked off the job for the first time in 20 years, demanding sustainable jobs and fair pay, leading to BBC broadcasts and music filling airwaves.
Furniture removalists share their most memorable experiences, from chaotic moves to heartwarming moments, offering a unique glimpse into the moving industry.
An internal investigation is underway after a National Australia Bank employee took his own life at the Melbourne HQ, with whistleblowers alleging a toxic work environment and systemic issues.
Fearne Cotton discusses the challenges of being a single working mother after her divorce, emphasising the importance of financial independence and managing stress.
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Hundreds of Australian Broadcasting Corporation staff walked out, disrupting flagship programmes. The strike follows rejection of a 10% pay rise offer over three years amid inflation concerns.
Young professionals who quit stable jobs for travel and personal growth now confront a brutal AI-driven job market with high unemployment and fierce competition, struggling to regain stability.
ABC employees have staged their first strike in two decades, demanding better pay and job security. However, many Australians are calling for the broadcaster to be defunded entirely.
Tens of thousands of TSA officers are receiving zero paychecks amid a Congressional funding dispute, forcing them to make heartbreaking financial choices.
HMRC has issued a fresh alert to millions of UK workers, including contractors and freelancers, cautioning they could face large, unexpected tax bills plus penalties if involved in avoidance schemes.
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An investigation reveals London's food delivery riders, including graduates and professionals, are living in makeshift camps due to low pay, with some earning as little as £50 for a 12-hour shift.
ABC employees have launched a 24-hour strike, their first major industrial action in two decades, demanding better pay, job security, and working conditions, causing significant programming disruptions.
New research from Washington State University suggests discussing politics at work can help manage stress and reduce burnout when employees feel supported by colleagues.
Northern Ireland will introduce paid leave for parents affected by miscarriage from April 6, becoming the first region in the UK or Ireland to offer this support.
Royal Mail faces allegations that postal workers are instructed to conceal mail during inspections to create the illusion that delivery targets are being met, amid ongoing service delays.
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Financial experts reveal how spousal, survivor, and divorced spousal Social Security benefits can significantly increase monthly payments, with many retirees unaware of eligibility.
Theo dal Pozzo, 23, with a first-class computer science degree, has been rejected from 500 jobs and now relies on benefits, warning of AI's impact on entry-level roles.
A personal trainer sacked by David Lloyd gyms after sexual harassment allegations has lost his wrongful dismissal claim and been ordered to pay £17,000 in legal costs.
Transportation Security Administration officers are forced to work without pay during the government shutdown, leading to severe staffing shortages and record wait times at airports nationwide.
Young people face systemic barriers in the job market, with rising minimum wages and lack of support undermining their employment prospects, as highlighted in recent Guardian letters.
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ABC journalists strike for 24 hours, causing major news disruptions with BBC World Service simulcasts and pre-recorded shows replacing flagship programs like 7.30 and AM.
