Does your business need a head of remote? Here’s what they do, and what to look for
We’ve reached a point where the ability for an organisation to thrive remotely is too important to leave to chance. Every remote organisation must appoint one person whose role is to chart a path forward.
Back to the office: How leaders can help their staff through the transition
What are leaders to do in these times? Here are some tips for leaders who are tasked with the role of transitioning their teams back into the company office.
Global survey finds almost 50% of women have experienced burnout in the past 12 months
The Deloitte report surveyed more than 5000 working women across 10 countries and found that women are experiencing “alarming levels” of stress and burnout at work.
Working from home: The legal requirements all business owners need to be across
When it comes to setting up your business and team for regular working from home, there are a number of foundational legal requirements that need to be addressed.
Consumer finance fintech InDebted named Australia’s best place to work
InDebted has won the top spot in the 2022 AFR BOSS Best Place to Work list, thanks to its newly implemented four-day work week, work from anywhere policy, and payment of a quarterly office stipend.
Payroll software startup Deel expands its ANZ footprint, with new local clients SafetyCulture, Linktree and Zoomo
Deel supplies compliance and payroll platforms that enable businesses to hire and onboard remote staff.
Australian knowledge workers want more flexible hours than any other nation, new Slack data shows
Just 3.5% of Australian workers said they want a pre-set and fixed schedule, compared to a global average of 5.9%.
Meet Jo Palmer, the small business champion changing the remote work game
A rural advocate for championing women's voices and connecting businesses with remote workers has been named this year's National Small Business Champion.
Asana study reveals 45% of workers suffer from both burnout and impostor syndrome
Two years into the pandemic, burnout and impostor syndrome have become occupational hazards, according to a new report from Asana.
Three emerging trends in a post-pandemic hybrid work era
A national study of working arrangements in Australia shows post-pandemic office life is going to be dramatically different to what existed before.
A 27% sushi premium: Will ‘lunchflation’ keep workers out of Aussie CBDs?
As the price of sushi and sangas soar, cost-of-living pressures raise new questions around whether workers will be likely to return to Aussie CBDs.
Why flexible working arrangements for women is good business
Workplace flexibility has long been a holy grail for parents, particularly women, trying to juggle the competing demands of work and family.