What Millennials Want From Brands

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.

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

Chefs and hairdressers will top the list of most sought-after jobs as Australia emerges from the wake of the global financial crisis.

With redundancies on the rise due to the global financial crisis, nearly half of Australians say they would take a voluntary redundancy if the price is right.

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.

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?

A shortage of trades teachers means that apprentices wanting to enter certain trades industries are having to wait for up to a year to receive basic training.

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!

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

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.

After a dire week for Australian employment, a glimmer of hope from retail giant Woolworths who have announced the creation of an extra 7000 jobs this year.

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.

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.

If you could work for any organisation, what would it be?

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.

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 ...

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 Australian Sports Commission has granted ten sporting organisations grants worth $5.5 million giving a boost to some of Australia\'s elite athletes.Swimming Australia will be the biggest beneficiary receiving a $1.7 million grant to help finance its

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.

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

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.

Nobody should pick a career based on the size of a pay cheque. But, to be frank, it doesn’t hurt to know what you’ll be earning in your first year out of uni. So undergrad students listen up: here are the top industries with the highest median salaries.

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.

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.

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.

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 tourism and hospitality industry may see a boost in the wake of Oprah’s visit Down Under, but it can’t afford to rest on its laurels.

Wish you could look into a crystal ball and find out where to take your career? We put a spotlight on national skills shortages to bring you five industries that are tipped to undergo significant growth well into the future.

It\'s predicted that people 65 years+ will comprise 22% of the population by 2056. Find out what this demographic shift means for the future of industries like nursing, social work and aged care, and how students entering the field should be preparing.

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!

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

Following a four-decade peak in natural disasters in New South Wales, the state government has put $6 million towards training high school students as emergency workers.

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

With youth unemployment rising, federal and state governments have joined forces to guarantee a place in study or training for every unemployed person under 25.

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

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

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.

The majority of Australian employers are anticipating growth in the coming years and are planning to develop their talent, according to the latest Future of Talent Management report by HR firm Mercer.

Study, graduate, get a good job. You could be forgiven for thinking that this is how your career will gloriously begin. But you could well be wrong.

One of the main questions on everyone’s mind is: what degree will get me a job, and a job that pays well? We compiled the top 10 study areas according to the latest Australian Graduate Survey. Find out where the jobs and money are!

Think big profits mean large salaries? Think again. Think you can’t make a difference and put food on the table? Think again, again. A new survey reveals it seems you can do good and earn well.

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?

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

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?

Save money, make money and share stuff. From home cooked meals to designer heels and gardening tools, these 12 sharing economy apps have got you covered!

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.

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.

Australians work the longest hours in the developed world, with an average of 1855 hours at work each year, which is 200 hours more than employees in other countries, according to a study by the Australia Institute.

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

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

Millions of Australians are using the sharing economy as a way to make and save money with some pretty lucrative results. Here's what you need to know about the sharing economy and how to get involved.

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.

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.

Are you innovative and creative like Apple or bright and cheeky like Virgin? This interview question is a great opportunity to sell your skills and capabilities while showcasing your unique personality.

This question gives you the opportunity to express why you’ve targeted that particular company and what it is about it that appeals to you. The obvious first step is to do your research.

As Jo explains, there\'s more than one pathway into teaching.

You\'ve made up your mind. You\'ve handed in your resignation letter and have even started cleaning out your junk drawer. But then your situation changes.

A recent survey by designer marketplace, 99designs, reveals some of the ins and outs of the graphic design industry. Check out their infographic for everything you need to know about how to woo a graphic designer!

If you thought mining was the road to riches, think again - financial services are now taking over as Australia\'s main source of millionaires.

These 7 stages of job hunting will guide you through the steps to land your dream job. Warning: Some steps may include champagne and victory dancing!

If you love nothing more than to start your day sipping your latte and perusing the morning’s headlines from various free online news sites, you better enjoy it while you still can – because the way you access news online is about to change forever.

Helping brands and start-ups with limited resources grow using social media, digital marketing and content is what Karen is all about.

Despite his dreams of being an F1 driver Khalid still finds his role very thrilling - swapping the racing seat for an office chair at of one of the biggest and oldest shoe brands.

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.

CEO, creative director, brand ambassador, educator, presenter, makeup artist & beauty expert - Melanie wears many hats, all celebrating her love of beauty!

Getting your professional brand online is the 21st Century\'s answer to trawling through newspapers with a red pen circling job ads – so twitter, facebook, blog your way to a brilliant career.

From China to his hometown in the Blue Mountains, John has spread his flair for graphic design all over the world! Read about his career journey and top tips to anyone wanting to become a graphic designer.

Graphic designer and aspiring blogger, Atieh always knew she wanted to do something creative and loves telling a story visually.

Want to know what a typical job as a lawyer entails? Do your due diligence and take a look at this sample job ad for a lawyer.

In an ideal world, you’d want your employer to be sorry that they couldn’t keep you, acknowledge your contributions and admit that they’ll have big shoes to fill when you’re gone. Here’s how to leave the same way you came in – on a high note.

If you want to become a chef, one of the first things you will have to decide is what type of chef you want to be and what you want to call your specialty.

‘I have always loved music, always sung but never thought it was something that people would want to come watch.’

When you walk into a job interview you want to exude confidence, ability and professionalism – so the last thing you want is for your unconscious body language to undermine the impression you’re trying to convey.

Explaining and interpreting offending behaviour for the criminal justice system is what Bradley\'s role is all about. Read standout moments in his career and tips for anyone wanting to get into the field.

Want to lose your job? Want to lose it fast? Here are some sure-fire ways to get dumped by your boss faster than Donald Trump can say, \'You’re fired!\'

If you enjoy helping people and want an interesting and varied career, then you should consider a rewarding career in community services!

Want to flick a quick thank you email to your interviewer but don\'t want to come across desperate? Don\'t sweat it. We\'ve got a template for all your toughest work situations!

Job interviews are a little like a first date. You aim to impress the person sitting opposite you while simultaneously sussing out whether they can offer you what you want.

An interviewer will ask this question if they want to find out whether or not you can work under pressure.

This is your chance to give your potential employer some insight into who you are as a person. After all, if they hire you they’re going to be spending at least 40 hours a week with you, so they want to know what sort of person they’ll be taking on board.

Problems arise on a regular basis in both work and life, and employers want employees who know how to rise to the challenge and deal with problems calmly and effectively.

Want to stick out from your job interview competition? Then you need to read this! Julia shares her top interview tips that will boost your chances of transforming that interview into a letter of offer.

Since the young age of 7, Helen wanted to be a writer. She\'s now a thriving freelance writer, editor and author guiding others on how to make it in the writing world.

Alessandra describes herself as simple and shy, however, when it comes to her passion for her work and education, she wants to shout it from the rooftops!

\"For the longest time, I dreamed of becoming a nurse. I wanted to one day volunteer in Africa, and to help those who weren’t able to help themselves.\" Read Aziza\'s career story as a nurse and volunteer on the Mercy Ship Mission.

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.

Want to quit your job? We’ve got a range of sample resignation letter templates to suit just about any circumstance.

Don’t let your resume date you as a dinosaur! Gone are the days when resumes were just a dry list of duties for every job you’ve ever had. If you want to be a contender in these competitive times, you have to modernise the way you approach companies.

Looking for a job can be draining and when you don't get the job of your dreams, it can be a real struggle to get over. Use these effective tips to help get you looking on the bright side again.

An actuary is one of those jobs that you’ve heard of but you’re not quite sure of exactly what it is. Want to know more?

Have you ever had a dream that seemed impossible? Have you ever wanted to solve the energy problem, or walk on water? Even translate your dog’s barks? Well, this is where Engineers Australia steps in.

If you’re concerned about the future of the planet and want to do everything you can to make a difference, then an environmental career could be your door to personal fulfilment and a more sustainable future.

A study has revealed a significant shortfall in workforce productivity, as employees are found wanting in key areas such as mentoring, formal training and upskilling.

If your career feels stagnant and your job leaves you wanting, then there’s no need to grin and bear it. Take a leap of faith this new year and begin the adventure of a new career search.

Every employer wants it: initiative. Show your interviewer that you\'ve got it by taking the lead from this sample response.

It is becoming increasingly common for interviewers to throw in some unusual questions during interviews rather than sticking to the tried-and-true. This could be for a number of reasons: they want to see if you can think on your feet, can think creativel

If you’re being interviewed for a job where you’ll be playing a managerial role, your prospective employer will want to know what kind of manager you admire and aspire to be.