Career Matters

Reputations aren’t built overnight; future job candidates may be sourced through online channels. Make the most of social media.

Extra money is to flow before Easter with the new APS workplace conditions and entitlements taking effect from March 28.

A government recruitment agency says there’s been a spike in demand in for specific jobs nationally and lists the strong in-demand skills.

Ethical decision-makers know a firm’s leadership and culture will support them when a decision is about impact, not profit.

Katy Gallagher has been given frank and fearless advice on Scyne by ethicists engaged by Finance, and duly parked it.

Cross-sector collaboration problems are common roadblocks of project implementation. Basic negotiation skills can help,

Former Labor staffer Josh Murray rejected any suggestion that he was part of a ‘conspiracy’ to take on the lucrative NSW transport secretary role.

The establishment of the Parliamentary Workplace Support Service is one step closer, with a bill introduced in parliament on Thursday.

Federal public sector union tells Albo to pony up; temps are fed-up with being dudded and prepare to take a stand over paltry penalties.

APS bargaining is getting to the pointy end. The public service union has moved to head off labelling working from home as a perk.

The problem with horror show trials is that everyone just wants more, as Berejiklian gets the equivalent of a free neck tattoo.

Queen of the tracks, countering modern slavery, national legal assistance review, independent biosecurity commission, and lots more.