Research shows stress can negatively impact our mood, relationships and overall wellbeing. So when it comes to our working lives, it might be time to consider a switch to a low-stress role.

Bosses across the country are forcing their staff back into the office – but the strict move could backfire for millions of Aussies.

The Western Australian government has introduced a new legislation aimed at safeguarding the rights of injured workers following a recent court decision that raised concerns about access to common law damages.

The share of ICT jobs facing skills shortages is down substantially, but technical specialists, engineers, teachers, and scientists are still hard to find, according to new government data.

Automation, including cobots, is predicted to increase annual productivity growth in Australia by 50 per cent to 150 per cent.

A major Australian company will be expanding its four-day work week “experiment” after a six-month trial found employees had become happier, healthier and more efficient.

How much you get paid in Australia can vary based on factors such as the role, your experience and education, your employer's size and profitability, and the broader economic conditions.

To beat the crunch of the cost-of-living crisis, many shift workers across Australia are taking on multiple jobs to get by. The term is called 'poly-employment' and it's allowing many to keep their heads above water during these tough times.

Australia is a thriving hub for innovation, with start-ups leading the way in industries as diverse as healthcare, logistics, finance, and even space exploration.

Australia Post has launched a three-year Refugee Employee and Engagement Action Plan to further support and increase opportunities as a 'refugee-friendly employer'.

​A job cull is sweeping through one of Australia's biggest insurance companies, even as the company rakes in big profits.

Cbus Super has signed a groundbreaking Enterprise Agreement (EA) that introduces industry-first protections for employees when it comes to generative AI disruption.

A new report shows Australia's electricity sector is poised for significant job growth but warns of potential skills shortages that could threaten the transition to a clean energy future.

​The cost of living is forcing an "alarming" number of apprentice mechanics to drop out, data from a not-for-profit training organisation shows.

Australia's manufacturing industry has recorded another month of decline, with a leading economic analysis laying bear the problems seen across the sector in 2024.

Australia's peak building and construction association has claimed that the industry needs another 130,000 workers to meet current demand, as workforce productivity continues to slump.

Shipbuilder Austal has announced that Austal USA has been awarded a $670 million (US$450 million) contract by General Dynamics Electric Boat for nuclear submarine module construction.

Australia's national unemployment rate remained steady in August at 4.2 per cent. The number of employed people grew by 47,500, and the number of unemployed people declined by 10,500, in seasonally adjusted terms.

​The Hon. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese MP has become the first sitting prime minister to visit Geoscience Australia – digging into Earth science and examining critical minerals firsthand.

​An extra 47,500 jobs have been created in the last month, with the Albanese Government continuing to oversee the largest increase in employment in a single parliamentary term in Australia's history.