Research shows that becoming more comfortable with asking “Why?” more often will make us more successful. Find out more information here.

For the past 12 months there has been a significant focus on the particular challenges faced by women during the COVID-19 crisis. Find out more here.

With cybersecurity being a priority for business leaders, there has never been a better time to be a cybersecurity professional. Find out more here.

Australia has powered out of last year’s downturn in a stronger position than anyone could have anticipated back in mid-2020. Today, employment growth is positive. In fact, almost three-quarters (74%) of employers say permanent staffing levels are either above or equal to their pre-COVID-19 point.

  Research indicates that temp workers suffer from adverse mental health for a variety of reasons, many of them due to the working patterns and job insecurity inherent to temp work.   As a temp worker, you may sometimes feel disposable or replaceable, as a result of inconsistent and irregular work, which can impact negatively on your mental health.   Temps can help...

What skills will be in greatest demand in 2021? The world of work and the skills required are constantly changing – this year more than most. So, whether you’re looking to get hired or add to your team, it pays to keep informed and understand the most in-demand skills for the year ahead.   With many organisations returning to growth and looking to protect their future, it’s no...

If you are looking to advance your career in Australia's 2021 job market, it’ll require a determined and strategic effort to stand out. Find out more here.

If you’ve found yourself in the position of being made redundant, don’t be afraid of communicating it clearly on your CV and in a job interview.    When addressing your redundancy on your CV, include any relevant and appropriate background information, such as the department or organisation needing to downsize, and ensure you highlight your key achievements in the role.  ...

Strategically managing your career sometimes involves knowing when and how to say no to more work. Find out more information here.

How can you prove your value at work, without burning yourself out in the process? Find out more information here.

Employers are starting to call staff back into the physical workplace. Here are some steps we can take to help readjust to office working once more.

In response to Covid-19, the questions you ask your interviewer during your upcoming interview should change. Find out more information about here.

When we discuss workplace wellbeing, we're talking about creating healthy boundaries between your work and personal life. Find out more information.

For the graduating class of 2020, read career advice from the CEO of Hays here.

As a jobseeker, how can you tell if an organisation really values diversity in the workplace? Find out more information here.

If you've been struggling to look after your mental health at work during the COVID-19 pandemic, you're not alone. Find out more information about it here.

The Covid-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed today’s world of work. Along with remote and hybrid working, perhaps the greatest impact has been on hiring intentions and the skills now sought by employers. The IT sector in Australia and New Zealand has been strong for several years. Driven by business transformations and the adoption of new technology, there have been candidate shortages...

As we emerge into a completely new era of work, do the current changes resulting from the pandemic risk limiting our self-confidence even further?

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced organisations to undergo significant change and adjust to an unexpected new reality. From adapting products or services to adopting new technology to run their business, in a matter of weeks organisations have undergone levels of change that, pre-crisis, we wouldn’t have thought possible in years. Consequently, the people working in these organisations have...

When the time is right, we will start to think about what we’ve experienced and start to think about how our working lives might change as a result.