Arianna Huffington saying quiet quitters should “joyfully join” misses the point entirely, wellbeing expert says
The co-founder of The Huffington Post has waded into the "quiet quitting" conversation with an optimistic vision of a workplace where staff are "joyfully joining" instead.
It affects 20% of the workforce, so why don’t we talk about menopause at work?
In Australia approximately 20% of the workforce, or nearly 2.5 million women, are estimated to be currently undergoing perimenopause or menopause.
SafetyCulture, Atlassian named as Best Places to Work in a year focused on wellbeing and flexibility
Great Place To Work has announced its 2022 Australia's Best Workplaces list, with SafetyCulture and Atlassian each taking home the third spot in their respective categories of medium and large businesses.
What do workers get out of quiet quitting, and why are they able to do it?
Switching off stress and refusing to go above and beyond is arguably more achievable in today’s job market.
How travel companies are using the wellness boom to reinvigorate the industry
Travel companies have been quick to jump on the wellness bandwagon, encouraging travellers to switch off in a world where digital technologies have made doing so nearly impossible.
My biggest mistake: Yasmin Grigaliunas, founder and CEO of World’s Biggest Garage Sale
Yasmin Grigaliunas knows her job as a founder is to ‘fail often'. But there's one mistake that sticks out to her the most.
Australians are “quiet quitting” work. Here’s what that means
Proponents of the movement say it's the perfect antidote to toxic work environments where staff feel compelled to answer emails out of hours, work on projects outside their job descriptions, and stay back late.
“No brainer”: Why the founders of Whole Kids are giving their entire team a week off
The children’s nutrition business will be downing the tools for a week as staff are given the chance to “recharge and regroup” with a bonus week of paid leave.
Small business given six-month grace period for domestic violence leave
Australian small businesses will be given six months to adjust to a new federal government plan that will see 11 million workers gain access to paid domestic violence leave.
Why your small business doesn’t need to rely on alcohol to create a social culture
Odette Barry, owner of Odette & Co, explains the role of small business in supporting healthy attitudes towards workplace beers.
The six steps to help you build a successful workplace health and wellbeing program
Now more than ever, businesses must consider the health and wellbeing of staff (and directors) as a key strategy for business resilience.
Experts welcome Victoria’s Small Business Ventilation Program, but it’s just “one tool in the toolbag” for airborne COVID-19 management
The Andrews government’s $60 million in rebates is encouraging SMEs to invest in ventilation to mitigate the spread of airborne COVID-19.