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Amazon has just voluntarily raised its employees’ minimum wage to US$15 an hour — and given the US federal minimum wage is US$7.25 it is a big shift.

Research suggests that about 70% of people will experience an illogical sense of being an imposter at work at some point in their careers.

The archbishop of Canterbury's recent speech was forcefully pro-union and strongly disapproving of corporations, a profit motive and the wealthy.

The pathway to success in the screen industry used to depend on convincing broadcasters and film producers to give to you airtime, but not anymore.

Single sign-on is an attempt to balance usability and security, but the Facebook hack reveals its limitations and vulnerabilities.

Unpaid work, part-time and interrupted work, and the gender pay gap are only some of the reasons women are poor in retirement.

In his interim report, royal commissioner Kenneth Hayne pilloried select Australian banks for their greed and putting profits before customers.

The people who will lose from the royal commission are the 'marginal' borrowers — the young, the less affluent, the less educated, the casually employed.

The strawberry sabotage crisis is no doubt hurting individual growers in the short-term, but in the long-term, it may prove a huge win for the industry.

The government’s final budget outcome for 2017-18 is a deficit of $10.1 billion.

We must convert the foundation of knowledge and experience of highly skilled mid-career workers into new streams of talent for fast-growing sectors.

Technology has become essential in our professional and personal lives, but too many of us are simply 'zombie checking' our devices.