Employment

A $300,000-a-year job for just two days a week in aged care remains unfilled. Why aren’t Aussie doctors jumping at this lucrative opportunity?

Victoria plans to legislate the right for workers to work from home up to two days a week, benefiting 1.3 million employees, including those in small businesses.

Some Australian jobs are seeing salaries climb fast. Discover which roles are leading the surge in today’s shifting work market.

More Australians over 65 are staying in the workforce longer than ever. But what’s driving this shift, and what does it mean for the future of retirement?

WiseTech plans to cut 2,000 jobs as AI reshapes its workforce. Is this the end of manual coding, or just the beginning of a bigger shift?

Australia’s job market is shifting—find out which careers are thriving and how you can secure your future amid growing economic uncertainty.

Australia’s unemployment rate holds steady, but with job growth slowing and underemployment rising, what’s next for the economy and potential interest rate hikes?

As the cost of living rises, more Australians are turning to extra work. Find out how this trend is affecting the workforce and what it means for the future.

A proposed change could give one million Aussie workers the right to work from home. Find out what’s at stake and how it could reshape the workplace.

Australia's job market remains tight, but wage growth is slowing. Here's what the RBA's outlook means for workers and businesses in the years ahead.

Australia's job market is tighter than ever, with more applicants for fewer roles. Here's what you need to know about the great squeeze affecting everyone.

AI is reshaping the future of work, and Australian CEOs are taking notice. What that means for the job market is starting to come into focus.

Working less, living better? A bold workplace shift is taking shape in Australia, and it could change how the future of work is defined.

AI’s impact on jobs is getting real in 2026. As automation replaces workers, what’s next for the economy—and how can we adapt to this rapid change?

Australia’s inflation rate has risen again, with new data showing stubborn price pressures and dimming hopes of early interest rate cuts.

Australia’s unemployment rate has fallen to 4.1%, defying expectations and showing the jobs market remains strong despite rising costs.

A growing backlash is hitting Australian employers over a controversial job trend demanding 72-hour unpaid interviews from potential workers.

Australia’s job ads have fallen to their lowest point in three years, signalling a cooling job market as competition for available roles heats up.

Worried about AI taking your job? Experts say the real story is more complex. Find out how AI could reshape the workforce in unexpected ways.

Australia’s job market is shifting fast — AI and tech roles are surging in demand. Find out which careers are growing the most in 2026!

New SEEK data reveals the top job opportunities in Australia right now — and some roles are offering salaries that might surprise you.

Thinking about an insurance career in Australia? Discover the best platforms, tips, and key skills you need to land your dream job in this fast-growing field.

A major security firm has collapsed, putting 1,700 jobs at risk and sparking investigations into tax breaches, worker exploitation, and corporate misconduct.

Healthcare and technical roles are set to lead Australia's job growth through 2035, with millions of new jobs expected in these sectors by the end of the decade.

Millions of Aussie workers are at risk of missing out on holiday pay, with over $30 million in wages potentially lost this festive season. Don’t let it happen to you!

Australia’s job market remains competitive, with fewer job ads and more applicants. Wages are rising, but full-time job losses and slow employment growth persist.

21,000 Australians left the workforce in November, with full-time jobs declining and part-time work rising, signaling shifts in the job market ahead of Christmas.

AI jobs in Australia are soaring, with banks offering $250k+ salaries. The demand for skilled AI professionals in finance is driving a fierce talent war.

Australia’s job market shows mixed results, with full-time employment rising, but over 3 million still facing unemployment or underemployment, raising economic concerns.

Almost a million Aussies are working multiple jobs due to rising living costs. The trend is growing, but it’s taking a toll on workers across the country.

Australia's decision to halve apprentice incentives sparks fears of worsening worker shortages, threatening critical industries already struggling to fill key roles.

Australia's gender pay gap narrows, but women still earn significantly less than men, with progress happening slowly despite some improvements in workplace policies.

Australia’s wage growth is outpacing inflation, with some job sectors like hospitality, healthcare, and energy seeing the fastest increases in 2025.

High-paying construction jobs are available in Australia, with a focus on hiring more women for roles offering impressive salaries and career growth opportunities.

Australia’s government-funded job boom may be ending, with austerity measures looming. This shift could impact the job market and the economy in unexpected ways.

Australia is introducing a world-first minimum pay for food delivery drivers, including safety protections. The deal awaits approval but promises major changes ahead.

Job growth in Australia is losing momentum, signaling a shift as the private sector faces mounting pressure to sustain employment and economic stability.

A new superannuation law in 2026 will require businesses to pay super on payday, causing potential cash flow issues and creating challenges for small employers.

Job opportunities in Australia are shrinking rapidly, especially for entry-level roles. A new report urges immediate action to address the growing employment crisis.

Australians are sitting on a massive stockpile of unused annual leave, heading into the summer holiday season with more time off than ever before.

AI is transforming the Australian job market. While some jobs may evolve, new opportunities are emerging, and the focus is on training workers for the future.

Thousands of Aussie jobs are at risk as Menulog shuts down operations in Australia, causing major disruption in the gig economy and service industries.

Australia's job market is booming! The most in-demand roles right now include support workers, teachers, and electricians, with salaries up to $110,000.

In October, Australia saw a drop in its unemployment rate, signaling positive movement in the labor market despite ongoing economic challenges and slower job growth.

Gender equality at work in Australia is improving slowly, with key challenges remaining in pay, career progression, and job segmentation. Change is still needed.

Discover the top 10 highest-paying jobs for Australian graduates, with salaries reaching up to $152,390—see which careers offer the biggest paydays!

Most Aussie jobseekers are still struggling to find long-term work, despite the help of private employment agencies. The system needs serious reform.

A major Australian energy company is cutting hundreds of jobs as it shifts towards renewable energy, raising concerns for workers and local communities.

Age bias in Australia’s job market continues to impact older workers, limiting opportunities despite their experience. The issue remains a significant challenge.

Australia faces worker shortages across key industries, creating demand for skilled professionals. High-paying, in-demand jobs are available, offering exciting opportunities.