Managing Millennials In The Workplace

The Deloitte Millennial Survey is out and the message is clear: business is below expectations when it comes to social impact. We speak to some social enterprisers who are successfully driving profits with purpose.

These 9 sustainable to fight climate change in the workplace include both small habits changes and big transformations. Be a champion at work for a more eco-friendly office environment and create a healthier future for our planet.

Many of us are all too familiar with the ways things are done in Australia and the perks that can come with the job. But have you ever taken time out to see how others do it around the world? We examine 10 interesting workplace customs that make for a great eye-opener into the way things could be done.

Lately, everyone is talkin’ ‘bout your generation. With an age gap of nearly 50 years between the oldest and youngest employees in some organisations, there is a broad range of perspectives, needs and attitudes floating around the office.

It may be 2014 but there is still a significant gender gap in the job market. Julia takes a look at the industries that are the worst offenders.

Age diversity in the workplace is key for innovation and bridging knowledge gaps. Every age counts.

Do massages, plush leather couches and chef-prepared meals buy workplace bliss? Gone are the days of the grey, small square office cubicles … say hello to the workplace of the 21st century.

We all want the perfect workplace, but what is the reality behind the best of the best? This article shows you 2018's top places to work and how employer and employees build a healthy relationship that contributes to mutual success.

Fair Work Australia, the national workplace relations tribunal, has found that hundreds of thousands of social and community service workers in the non-government sector have suffered from significant underpayment, as well as gender discrimination.

Take the pain out of your workspace with these five ergonomic tips.

For well over two decades there have been warnings of a looming crisis in the health-care system due to the ageing population and significant workplace shortages.

Teleporting to work, robotic colleagues and holographic boardroom presentations – is this what the future of work will look like? We review the trends you can expect to see!

One third of Australian workers are planning to change jobs, according to a recent Hay Group survey.

Trustworthiness and openness are now seen as the most important characteristics of a good manager, according to the latest L.E.A.D. (Leadership, Employment and Direction) Survey.

Ever had a bad day and vented about your boss on social media? Ever broken a sweat when you’ve hit ‘send’ on an inappropriate email? You’re certainly not the first employee to think ‘will that get me fired?’ but how do you know where the line is?

Want to get ahead of the curve before the new year? We’ve done the research to give you the top soft skills employers will want in 2014.

What is the GIG economy? And how is the world of work changing as people start to GIG more? 2.5 million Australians have casual employment arrangements, that's more than a 1/4 of our workforce. Get up to speed here!

Welcome to a brand new year and a whole new decade, where things are being taken up a notch when it comes to employment benefits. See what's trending for 2020 and beyond ...

The Australian job market is in full recovery mode, with the total number of advertised jobs rising by 19.1 per cent in February – the biggest monthly jump in job ad numbers in 11 years.

Australia’s skills shortage crisis is expected to intensify in the coming months and years, resulting in major gaps in the workforce in a range of occupations and industries.

How will a growing global population feed itself? That's the question facing the agriculture industry. We discussed the potential solutions with two of CSU's agricultural academic experts.

Employer hiring plans for the coming months have dropped for the first time this year, according to the latest Manpower Employment Outlook Survey.

Performance reviews are one of those things that companies do for the simple reason because they always have. But do they actually work? We take a look at the traditional performance reviews, considering its flaws, before looking at what can be done as an alternative in the workplace.

The Howard Government\'s controversial WorkChoices has been declared dead and buried by Labor who have replaced it with their Fair Work Bill.

Julia Gillard has introduced Labor\'s new industrial relation laws to parliament – spelling the end of the Howard Government\'s Work Choices.

Is our future going to be Jetsons-like with attentive and charming Rosies, or are we headed down a dark Blade Runner-esque path where androids revolt and rebel?

Like other industries, the legal profession has been significantly affected by the global financial crisis.

More Australians are looking for new jobs, or thinking about looking for new jobs than ever, according to a new survey.

Australia is in the grip of a major talent shortage with 45 per cent of employers having difficulty filling key positions in their organisations, according to the 2010 Manpower Talent Shortage Survey.

About half of employers are planning to increase their workers’ salaries by up to six per cent, and nearly one in 10 are willing to consider a 10 per cent rise, according to the latest Hays annual salary guide.

With the hiring optimism of Australia’s employers reaching pre-downturn levels, Australia’s employment future looks bright.

The road to the Lodge has sometimes been a rocky one, as recent events have demonstrated. The path can be arduous and is not for the faint-hearted.

Electricity network Ausgrid, formerly EnergyAustralia, has taken on 154 new apprentices to work on their large infrastructure program, creating jobs and helping to fill the national skills shortage for qualified tradespeople.

Are you at a crossroads in your career? Are you looking for a new job or wanting to start tertiary education, but not too sure what you actually want to do yet?

The results are in, and no, panda huggers and doughnut taste testers aren’t on the list! Find out what jobs made the cut. The results will blow your mind.

We take a look at the top 10 skills employers and recruiters will be looking for by 2020 to help you future-proof your career!

The times they are a changing, but is it all for the better? What should you be studying to future-proof your skills and what do the advancements in artificial intelligence mean for your career?

Will your job as you know it exist in a decade from now? Take steps to future proof your career now and avoid slipping into the professional complacency that will spell disaster for your future job prospects.

LCPs (Local Community Partnerships) across the country are showing their commitment to getting top-quality career resources into secondary schools, with many purchasing sets of Career FAQs books for each school in their region.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you will have heard of Susan Boyle, the middle-aged Scottish woman, dubbed ‘the hairy angel’, who became a global sensation when her astonishing performance on Britain’s Got Talent was posted on YouTube.

The recently announced Federal Budget has delivered good news for trainees and apprentices, with $660 million to be spent on investment in skills and job creation, including 39 000 new training places for industries suffering skills shortages.

Australia’s national minimum wage has risen by $26 a week, increasing from $544 to $569.90 per week, to come into effect July 1.

Women with sales experience take note: the car sales and services sector wants you.

A new report on Australia’s apprenticeship system has found that more than half of those who start apprenticeships don’t complete them.

With the growth of technologies such as high-speed Internet, web seminars and social media, and with millions of web-literate users, education is now mobile and a whole lot more accessible.

There’s one question weighing on everyone’s mind: ‘Is my job safe?’ We’ve put together a list of 10 jobs currently projected to ‘grow very strongly’ over the coming years.

The Australian government has decided not to proceed with the cap on tax deductions for self-education expenses - and that spells good news for those seeking ongoing professional development and training.

How do we choose a career path? Should money be the first consideration? Or should our passions and interests inform the path we take? Explore this question with us as we look at statistics and trends in Australia.

AI is transforming the way we work. But what does this mean for us? What industries is AI impacting the most? How will our jobs be impacted? See what jobs the robots are coming for and how you can stay ahead in your field

A recent survey has revealed that Australians are busy social networkers, with more than 70 per cent of Australian workers engaging in social media.

Technology is changing the way that many industries operate – and criminal justice is no exception. Ready how evolving technology is changing the way our criminal justice system tackles crime.

Freelancing used to be considered something you did in between ‘real’ jobs, but the ‘portfolio career’ is growing in popularity – and it’s not just because of the GFC or volatile job markets. Marni investigates why the workforce is more fluid than ever.

When Barack Obama became the 44th President of the United States, he ushered in an era that promises unprecedented and inspirational change.

In this climate of economical uncertainty it\'s nice to know there\'s something you can count on. Career FAQs books still have industry-specific advice on your ideal job, as well as the career insights of 25+ people working in the field.

Like a tall, dark and handsome stranger, engineering is often considered the mysterious outsider in the room full of Average Joes.

The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) has published estimates of the return on investment (ROI) for university bachelor degrees – and the news is good for uni graduates.

It’s the question we all want the answer to: What’s next? Which industry is going to be the next big thing? By reading forecasts and various reports, we\'ve compiled the most comprehensive guide to the 12 industries of the future.

Looking for job security? These could be Australia's steadiest jobs for a career that is always in demand. Steady doesn't mean boring! These jobs are rewarding, challenging, and creative jobs.

The boundary between work and personal life has become blurred – and with the rise of social networking sites that line has become very blurred indeed.

Should the workplace culture of your future employer play a role in whether you accept the job or not? You bet! Get our tips for sneaky ways to figure out a company's workplace culture before you accept the job.

An overbearing boss, unpleasant working conditions, unrealistic targets, personal health issues, and more can all affect our mood and stress levels in the workplace. Looking after your mental health should be #1 on your list of professional priorities, here's our tips for improving your workplace wellbeing.

Are you taking hygiene at work seriously? A dirty workplace and unhygienic personal practices causes sickness, distraction and discomfort on the job. Check out our 10 simple (but important!) tips to stay clean and healthy at work.

Here’s a sample response that demonstrates your ability to learn quickly and manage change. Use it as a guide and template to write a successful job application.

Use this sample selection criteria response as a guide when addressing your experience in project management and teamwork.

The economic slowdown has forced many businesses to take a good hard look at themselves – how they operate, their business models, and how their employees perform.

There are many words in the workplace lexicon but the one most employers do NOT want to hear is \'resign\'. When you invest in good workers, to lose them is costly in more ways than one.

Like death and taxes, it’s inevitable that you will have a bad boss at some stage of your career. Just follow these simple steps to manage your workplace and regain your sanity.

Project management has become an industry in its own right, with its own unique language. Learn to speak the language of PM, and manage projects of every shape and size.

We take you through exactly what good company culture is, why it’s important and the 5 mistakes you could be making in your own business to stop it from happening.

With talk of climate change and carbon taxes on everyone\'s lips, awareness of green issues is at an all-time high. But look around your workplace – are green practices an integrated part of your organisation’s culture?

According to the 2013 Kelly Career Development and Upskilling report, employees are becoming increasingly proactive in self-managing their careers and professional development.

Rahul has 10+ years\' experience managing media and marketing strategies for some of the biggest global brands (think BMW and Virgin). He now works with the world\'s third largest advertising and PR company.

While many businesses around the world are retrenching, smart companies are finding creative ways to retain their employees during the global financial crisis and be well positioned for the good times when they come.

In today\'s global workplace more and more employers are opting for the Skype, Live Messenger or video interview.

Part of the alumni services team for The Hotel School, Vanessa is dedicated to student engagement, improving students’ employability and growing their skills for the workplace.

Even workaholics have to take a break! But boring Out of Office auto responses can have you coming across as a bit of a robot. This article puts the 'wow' into your ooo's, giving you advice on how to make the most of that well-earned holiday.

Nic is responsible for developing and managing equity and diversity projects for regional University, CSU. Read his inspiring story and how he overcame his own mental health and identity issues to go on help and inspire many others.

There\'s no more valuable skill in the workplace than the ability to write professionally, and well. Find out why everyone needs to hone their writing skills.

Sue\'s travelled and worked for some of the biggest international organisations. Since settling in Sydney she\'s joined Australia\'s #1 workplace, The Wrigley Company (part of Mars Inc.)

No two days are ever the same in HR. Get Elise\'s insider scoop on how she manages the people and culture team for one of Australia\'s biggest e-commerce groups!

The days of holding out for a gold watch are long behind us, but is all this job-hopping actually getting us anywhere? Before you jump ship, hear the case for sticking it out.

Applying for a job as an occupational therapist? Make sure your application doesn’t end up at the bottom of the pile with this sample cover letter.

Applying for a job as an occupational therapist? Make sure your application doesn’t end up at the bottom of the pile with this sample cover letter.

There\'s a hidden danger threatening your career, and it\'s not what you\'d expect. Molly finds out what the latest Career FAQs poll has revealed about why so many Australians are calling it quits.

When I was younger, my skateboard had a sticker somewhat ironically brandished on it. ‘Safety is an attitude, not a process’, it read.

Nadim saw an opportunity and took it when he applied at MathsOnline. He\'s spent the last five years working in the marketing department and is celebrating a recent promotion.

Are you a qualified occupational therapist, looking for a job? Stand out from the crowd with help from this sample resume.

Getting your CV and cover letter right is a crucial step in applying for any job. Have a look at our retail manager job advertisement example written to industry standards that will help you write a winning job application.

Who says you need a fancy degree to get paid the big bucks? We're sharing 10 of the best jobs you don’t need a degree for in 2019. From executive support and construction to internet fame, some of these roles could even net you a 6-figure salary!

Behind every great business is a team of great office administrators – no business can function without them. It takes a special kind of person to be a fantastic office administrator – and that person could be you.

Getting your CV and cover letter right is a crucial step in applying for any job. Have a look at our OH&S officer sample job advertisement example written to industry standards that will help you write a winning job application.

The popularity and ubiquity of social networking is forcing businesses to think hard, not only about how to regulate its use by employees, but how to take advantage of the business opportunities it presents.

Getting your CV and cover letter right is a crucial step in applying for any job. Have a look at our mine manager job advertisement example written to industry standards that will help you write a winning job application.

If you’re applying for a digital project management role, why not increase your chances with this sample resume.