Employee

Who is your company’s worst employee?

Tony Featherstone Helping workplace strugglers improve can have a huge effect on overall performance.

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Employee had 'mental capacity of 13-year-old' says guilty manager

Underpaid.

Larissa Ham A retail manager who deliberately underpaid an adult employee $30,000 - saying he had the mental capacity of a 13-year-old and didn’t deserve the full amount - has been fined $11,500.

Are you an office thief?

Steal.

James Adonis Is the stealing of office stationery really stealing?

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The problem with rudeness at work

Mr Rude.

James Adonis Mr and Mrs Rude exist not just in children’s books but in workplaces too, causing consternation wherever they go.

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What makes a popular boss?

Boss.

James Adonis We asked 1000 Australians to describe the best boss they've ever had. Here are the results.

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Warranty company on the brink, say ex-staff

Myer's profits have plunged.

Jane Lee and Max Mason A struggling company that provided extended warranties for Myer and Big W is under the regulators' spotlight, amid claims from former staff that it has failed to pay wages since the first week of...

Directors 'must be forced to pay'

Dave Oliver: 'If that means going after their personal assets then so be it.'

Ben Butler and Clay Lucas Senior union leader says the government should be able to go after the personal assets of company directors who do not keep aside enough money to pay employee entitlements.

Staff to be protected from scarpering directors

The ASIC will clamp down on bosses who try to run away from their responsibilities to workers when companies fail.

Ben Butler Corporate regulators will clamp down on bosses who try to run away from their responsibilities.

Parting with Facebook ... it feels good to be free

Facebook.

James Adonis Businesses and employers have infiltrated Facebook ... and not in a good way.

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How would you rather be sacked?

George Clooney in Up In The Air.

Tony Featherstone By using a blunt axe, some companies make redundancy programs a whole lot worse.

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Shining a light on moonlighting

James Adonis What’s the impact of moonlighting in the workplace? And on the employee?

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State of the unions

Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce.

James Adonis There has to be a way for unions and employers to work more collaboratively together.

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It's business time: work romance dos and don'ts

Thinking of embarking on a workplace romance? Be careful.

James Adonis Sometimes the attraction between two colleagues is too strong to resist. Here's how to tread carefully.

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Pointing the finger at bad customer service

Perhaps retail bosses are to blame for a decline in customer service.

James Adonis Most people blame young employees for poor customer service, but perhaps it’s their bosses who are responsible.

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When the workplace honeymoon ends ...

wedding cake

James Adonis Enthusiasm abounds when employees start a new job. But it does not last.

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Word of (bad) mouth

Word of mouth.

James Adonis New research reveals the majority of employees wouldn't recommend their employer to anyone else.

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Big brother just got bigger

James Adonis, Work in Progress

James Adonis Some employers go to extraordinary lengths to monitor their employees’ movements.

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Rise of the 'intrapreneur'

Ideas.

James Adonis Many entrepreneurs remember what it was like working for an employer. There might be bright sparks in your business feeling the same way.

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Into the realm of passion

Love

James Adonis There was a time when it was enough for employees to just do their job. Now they also need to be passionate.

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That awkward moment when...

Office chatterbox.

James Adonis How to tackle the eight most awkward conversations at work.

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