The irony isn't lost on Andrew Woolf – he's the go-to expert on change management at Accenture, and he has also been an employee for 23 years.

Sorry, don't mean to bother you, but you might, I don't know, find this article on whether women undermine themselves by using words that lack authority interesting.

Mental health disorders affect around 20 per cent of the working population. With such high numbers, mental health is no longer just a personal issue.

With the recent announcement of David Morrison as Australian of the Year, military organisations here and abroad lead the charge in workplace diversity.

Some job prospects wax and wane with the times, but what positions will see the biggest growth in 2016? Mixed in with perennial favourites are some interesting newcomers.

It’s a phrase that sums up Australia’s ‘leave it to fate’ attitude. But it raises the question: Do Australians lack ambition? Are they less entrepreneurial than other nations? Are Australians so laid back that ‘good enough’ is as good as it gets? Is this the real reason Australia’s capital productivity is low compared to the rest of the world?

If any further proof was needed that Australians are enthralled with their pets, here it is. A devoted 86 per cent of all dog owning employees are prepared to take time off to care for sick animals and a third have done so in the past year. Out of the army of cat-lovers, 75 per […]

The rise of narcissism and overconfidence is potentially putting the wrong people in top jobs, says business psychology professor.

Weight is a sensitive issue at the best of times, but overweight employees can have a significant impact on workplace health and safety, not to mention a drain on the workers’ compensation system.

When budget cuts need to happen, office snacks are usually the first thing to go. But how much is the communal fruit bowl really worth?