Australians kid themselves that good intentions in the Middle East are enough – and that we can just fall silent when things don’t work out…
The pendulum is swinging too far away from common sense and more and more towards irrational female hysteria, observes Wendy Kay.
When you move to a new company or team that is neither passionate nor engaged, it’s hard to stay motivated and not be dragged into…
The latest policy from Australia’s Greens Party, UBI is a bad idea, writes David Walker.
In a world of redundancies, the C-suite needs to step up and open up, writes Wendy Kay.
Here’s something that might sound obvious once you read it (again, cos it’s in the headline there): your people don’t know what you know, writes…
We have a lot to thank the French for, writes Wendy Kay.
Your old employer is looking for someone exactly like you. Shane Cubis ponders whether one should return to a prior role. And if, next time…
More and more governments are setting up bodies that tell them the right balance of spending and taxing. That could be real progress, writes David…
Change is difficult, and cultural change is one of the hardest things to achieve with any longevity. Fortunately, there’s help on hand, says Shane Cubis.
The case for Donald Trump’s steel tariffs is weak. But the lack of retaliation is probably due to the industry’s declining role as a job…
In the spirit of Qantas’s Spirit of Inclusion, Wendy Kay apologises for saying ‘Hey guys’ when addressing a mixed-sex group.
