Who are the winners and losers from this year’s federal budget?
From tax cuts to tobacco revenue, here’s who came out ahead – and who didn’t in – in Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ pre-election federal budget pitch.
Leadership
7 morning habits of high earners that create unstoppable momentum
Your first hour sets up your entire day. Most people start wrong. They check their phone, scan social media, and react to emails. They begin distracted and scattered, bouncing between tasks without purpose. Their day controls them before they’ve even left their bed.
Follow the leader: Why retention is directly linked to leadership quality
When great people leave, businesses take a hit. The cost to replace an employee can be anywhere from 30% to 200% of their salary according to our Culture Amp data, and competition for the best talent is fierce in a tight market.
Why you need a personal board of advisors (and how to find them)
Unlike a traditional board, your board of personal advisors is built of people who can guide you and support you, without any direct skin in the game of your business.
How to reduce your carbon footprint
Forbes sustainability experts share how you can reduce your carbon footprint by shopping sustainably, eating healthy foods and adopting sustainable business practices.
The critical role of workplaces in addressing Australia’s national crisis of violence against women: A call to action
Violence against women has a huge impact on individuals, businesses and the economy. Professors Alex Christou & Kate Fitz-Gibbon from Monash University Corporate Education say workplaces can make a real difference in addressing violence from the outset, and helping to prevent it.
The ‘future of humanity’—Elon Musk reveals details of secret meeting with El Salvador’s Bitcoin president amid price rally
Elon Musk, the Tesla billionaire who is one of the biggest bitcoin and crypto price influencers, has shared details of a secret meeting with El Salvador’s bitcoin-backing president Nayib Bukele.
Nannies, PA’s, chefs and drivers: The invisible support high performers demand
How do high performers like Sara Blakely and Melanie Perkins juggle it all? With 70% of women taking on primary caregiving roles, their secret lies in an invisible army of support staff that turns time into their greatest asset, writes Cherie Clonan.
Your next career coach could be a chatbot
Coaching programs that rely on artificial intelligence are cheap, accessible and increasingly popular. But privacy questions and skepticism over the quality of non-human answers could slow adoption.
Australia’s ‘right to disconnect’ starts today. Here’s how the new law works
It’s okay to put your work phone on ‘do not disturb’ out of office hours, according to new laws coming into effect on August 26, 2024.