Toxic workplace signs: How to recognise them and what to do next
61% of Australian workers say they have found themselves in a toxic workplace at some point in their careers. A toxic workplace generally refers to a hostile or negative environment…
Graduate Employability Australia: How to secure jobs faster
Australia is currently experiencing a national skills shortage. Healthcare, construction and social assistance are among the sectors facing persistent shortages since 2021, according to the federal government’s Jobs and Skills…
Personal traits employers look for and how to demonstrate them
Employers are increasingly recognising that while technical skills can be taught, personal traits are much harder to develop. In today’s workplace, it is often not just what you can do,…
Making a mistake at work: How to respond professionally
We all make mistakes at work. But it’s how you respond that really matters. Handled well, a mistake doesn’t have to define you. Responding calmly and professionally can help you…
Overqualified candidates: Why employers reject them
Two in five Australians are being rejected for jobs because they are considered overqualified. Around 40 per cent of candidates say they have been told they have too many qualifications…
How to make a good impression in a new role
Starting a new role is an exciting milestone, but it can also feel a little daunting. Whether you’re stepping into your first professional job or moving into a more senior…
How to deal with a bad boss at work
Do you dislike your boss? A survey by YouGov found that three in 10 workers say they don’t get along with their manager. There are many reasons people might feel…
Managing mental health and wellbeing at work: Top tips & strategies
A new study has revealed that many workers are struggling with their mental and physical health, yet a large proportion are not taking steps to address these challenges. While symptoms…
Why people are working longer in Australia
According to analysis from KPMG, Australians are working for longer than ever before. Men are now spending an average of 2.2 extra years in the workforce compared with a decade…