Mining giant BHP is being criticised for saying new workplace laws could cost the company more than $1 billion and risk thousands of jobs.

Exclusive: A taxpayer-funded online employability course that included videos on body language contained ‘not curriculum-endorsed materials’

While some employers are cutting jobs, Melbourne-based owner of Flipped hair salon, Cristina Tatasciore, is having to work extra hours because she cannot find skilled workers.

Aged care providers will be able to access priority visa processing to help fill growing workforce gaps, as the Albanese government implements the first step in a new model for skilled workers in the sector.

Many Australians have dabbled with using the artificial intelligence (AI) tool ChatGPT, but would you list it as a skill on a resume?

"The Amending Act gives an employee the right to challenge an employer's refusal – previously there was no recourse"

Hiring rates are continuing to drop off worldwide, but internal mobility is trending upwards, according to LinkedIn’s latest Global Talent Trends report.

Queensland is offering tens of thousands of dollars of tax-free bonuses to attract doctors, nurses and health professionals to the state amid what's been called a health sector "arms race".

Artificial intelligence (AI) has slowly been infiltrating the American workforce for years. But when OpenAI released ChatGPT in November 2022, the reality of AI replacing jobs surged to the forefront of everyone’s mind. A Goldman Sachs study predicts that

The rise of AI has spooked everybody from tech leaders to billionaires, but it appears to be here to stay - and it could soon be competing with people in a crowded jobs market.