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An employee who showed a keen interest in conspiracy theories has been awarded $20,000 after the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal found her employer unlawfully discriminated against her.

Work-life balance means something different to everyone. We interviewed business owners in Australia to learn about their work and life priorities.

When Finch co-founder Shahirah Gardner started feeling the effects of burnout a few months ago, she made three simple changes to her routine.

The majority of LGBTIQ+ employees in Australia are not comfortable sharing their identity at work, compromising their overall wellbeing and performance.

The role of our leaders is fundamental to addressing mental health concerns in the workplace, writes Mike Conway.

Two-thirds of Americans are suffering from digital eye-strain. But with so much time spent viewing screens, is it any wonder people's eyesight is suffering?

Around 40% of the world’s population uses social media, so understanding the influence of social media on health and wellbeing is critical.

“It shouldn’t be that hard given we all have a 50/50 chance of experiencing a mental health challenge at some point in our lives.”

Depression is frightening and often hidden from those closest to us, sometimes even unrecognised by individuals themselves.

The borderline between disrespect and workplace bullying or harassment is when negativity becomes habitual, concentrating on one person. 
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If you're looking to recharge but struggling to find the time to do so, it may be worthwhile taking regular, shorter periods of time off to unwind rather than the traditional extended holiday.

The modern workplace is leaving entrepreneurs and employees at risk of cognitive overload, and Dom Price, head of R&D and ‘work futurist’ at Atlassian, says it’s crucial to find a way to unwind. For him, the answer lies in the Candy Kingdom.