Welcome to 2012.
Jamelle Agbuis Feb 15, 2012
What counts is your frame of mind. Age, location, ethnic origin, gender, or any other individuality have absolutely no part in your attitude to become what you desire.
Women Fitness Feb 01, 2012
The Construction Forestry Mining Energy Union (CFMEU) charged that 400 workers may have been exposed to asbestos for about one year in the $50-million redevelopment of the Museum of Contemporary Arts building in Sydney.
Vittorio Hernandez Dec 28, 2011
The Perth Magistrates Court fined Barrick Gold on Thursday $140,000 for the death of miner Daniel Williams in August 2009. Mr Williams fell into an ore chute at the underground mine of Barrick's Kanowna Belle gold mine near Kalgoorlie.
Vittorio Hernandez Dec 23, 2011
There is a new Sperm-Killer out there and no, it is not a bacteria but it is an agent of modern technology: Wi-Fi.
Mary Elaine Ramos Dec 05, 2011
The end of the job-for-life tradition in Japan has led the new generation to search for what they really want to do and for some, this has led them back to farming and a life their grandparents once had.
Luisa Crisostomo Dec 02, 2011
During his closing remarks for the 2011 Society for Human Resources Management's Strategy Conference, Don Tapscott, the author of the bestseller Wikinomics, said, "I believe that the future is something that must be achieved and not predicted."
Jamelle Agbuis Nov 18, 2011
Toyota will make health care robots available in the market by 2013. The mechanical assistants would be capable of lifting disabled patients out of bed and helping them walk.
Vittorio Hernandez Nov 03, 2011
Gas leaked from a ruptured pipe in a section of Bathurst's central business district on Tuesday and firefighters closed the area and evacuated people.
Windsor Genova Oct 26, 2011
A female employee of tech giant IBM has filed a $1.1 million sexual harassment lawsuit against her former supervisor and IBM. Among the forms of harassment which Susan Spiten experienced from her ex-manager include being told to expose more of her breast to boost sales.
Vittorio Hernandez Oct 20, 2011
More Australians are taking public transportation to move around and biking to reach their destinations. The shift toward more environment-friendly and healthier transport options is one of the findings of the State of Australian Cities 2011 report released on Thursday.
Vittorio Hernandez Oct 20, 2011
We may not always want to go to work, but we all expect that it's a safe place to go to, and forthcoming legislation aimed at harmonising Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) laws is intended to achieve just that.
Jamelle Agbuis Oct 19, 2011
"I have always said that if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple's CEO, I would be the first to let you know. Unfortunately, that day has come."This was Steve Jobs' announcement when he resigned as chief executive of Apple. An announcement that eerily echoed a foreboding of the future.
Gladys Denia Oct 06, 2011
Testosterone Replacement Treatment (TRT) may now be officially recommended to men suffering "male menopause," technically known as andropause, a testosterone deficiency syndrome, which causes extreme tiredness, depression, weight gain, brain fog, memory loss, sleep disturbance or lower sex drive that may result in erectile dysfunction.
Arlene Paredes Oct 03, 2011
If you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen. This idiomatic expression seems to be the labor policy of Amazon.com at its warehouse in Lehigh, Penn., if what workers there say is to be believed.
Windsor Genova Sep 21, 2011
When someone who practices good hygiene still sends off an unpleasant scent, a genetic disorder should be blamed, a recent study says.
Arlene Paredes Sep 16, 2011
Employees who walk 10,000 steps a day and work out in the gym three times a week tend to be more productive, an Australian clinical trial has found.
Arlene Paredes Sep 16, 2011
Japan has hit a new high record for having the most centenarians for 41 consecutive years.
Kay Aviles Sep 14, 2011
By disregarding posture and overusing gadgets, people are at greater risk of eye strain, tendinitis and carpal tunnel syndrome, to name a few conditions. The hands, shoulders, neck and back are most prone to muscle aches resulting from misuse and abuse of electronic devices at improper posture.
Arlene Paredes Sep 14, 2011
Asthma patients could possibly be treated with a drug used to treat rheumatoid arthritis, reports said.
Gladys Denia Sep 12, 2011
After a supposedly lifetime ban on blood donation by men who had sexual contact with another man was implemented in Britain in the 1980s as a response to the spread of HIV/AIDS and the lack of adequate HIV tests, United Kingdom Department of Health said on September 8, that it was lifting the ban.
Gladys Denia Sep 10, 2011
Oxfam Australia is calling on the Just Group to ban sandblasting on its jeans manufacturing process due to serious health concerns it poses on workers.
Alena Flores Sep 09, 2011
Over the past five years, new research shows that we're all much more comfortable with the concept of work+life flexibility. We no longer expect lawyers, managers or web designers to always show up to an office, 9-to-5, Monday through Friday. But what about retail sales associates, call center workers, or housekeeping staff in hotels?
Kimmy Peterson Jul 11, 2011
In recent report by ABC News, the potentially deadly disease caused by the Hendra virus, has affected 3 horses in the past week and was detected in three separate properties, two in Queensland and another in northern New South Wales.
Gladys Denia Jul 05, 2011
Research has found that 70% of workplace mistakes are due to poor communication. As a business leader, you must be able to communicate in ways that people easily understand.
Kimmy Peterson Jun 13, 2011
People who are able to commit crimes called as white-collar ones because they involve credit card fraud and software hacking have different brain structures that are almost quite capable of superior business executive skills.
Christine Gaylican Feb 23, 2011
New South Wales would have to brace for employment cuts and other extreme measures in order to save the Murray Darling river system.
Christine Gaylican Oct 11, 2010
