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The top peak bodies for the renewables sector have estimated that Australia needs 2 million new jobs to reach "net zero" by 2050.

Australian workers employed by big corporate names and universities will get half a billion dollars in back pay.

The Finnish company, one of the world's main suppliers of high-speed 5G wireless networks, said it's trying "to navigate the current market uncertainty" as higher interest rates take a toll.

The number of unemployed Australians dropped by 20,000 in a single month - but in three weeks' time we could be feeling the impact.

Mount Isa's copper mine is set to close after 60 years in operation, its owners, Glenore, has announced.

Sources have told 9News the Mt Isa copper mining operation has reached "end of life" but the copper smelter and refinery operations will not be effected.

Jen Walsh knew almost nothing about gold when she first picked up a metal detector - but last month she dug up $5000 worth of the precious metal.

Commonwealth Bank is cutting almost 200 jobs in Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, unions claim, despite posting a record full-year profit of $10.2 billion.

Customers have been reassured that no payments will be affected during a 24-hour work stoppage.

Australians are quitting their jobs in search of a career change, and experts say now is the perfect time to take the leap.

More than one million Aussies are exposed to dangerous noise levels at work - none more so than these.

Job vacancies may have fallen across a range of sectors in Australia in recent months but some sectors are bucking the trend.

About 3000 seasonal casuals are sought, with heavy focus on some particular skills.

The millionaire has apologised after he declared unemployment must increase by up to 50 per cent to jolt tradies back to "productivity".

The number of Australians participating in the workforce has hit a record high.

The retail and tech behemoth is gearing up to move an avalanche of packages around the country this festive season.

The scholarships will be available to all students who enrol in secondary school teaching degrees in 2024 and 2025.

Ethics are more important to us than ever, according to new research, but fewer of us think those standards are met.

The new agreement, which will affect 95,000 teachers across the state, will come into effect on October 9.

The cuts are part of a shake-up in the bank's back office operations.

There are signs the state's tight labour market is shifting, a survey of businesses found.

A growing number of Australians are using artificial intelligence to secure a job.

Salaries in advertised job listings in Australia are rising, but not all industries have it as good as others.

The reported move follows other banks' efforts to slash costs amid higher inflation and interest rates.

One of its VIP gaming floors will close as the casino fails to attract high-roller gamblers.

As AI and automation continues to develop at speed, more and more research is looking at which industries really need humans - and which may not.

The government is urging people to consider TAFE and vocational training to fill a growing skills gap.

Great Place To Work, the global authority on workplace culture, has announced the Aussie winners in its 16th annual 'The Best Workplaces' list.

The lingering perception of vocational education and training as a "second option" to the "first choice" of university is holding some students back from potentially lucrative and fulfilling careers, an expert on the sector says.

Despite COVID-19 hospitalisations recently trending up in the US, Michael Bloomberg has declared "the pandemic is over".

The fast food chain said more than 7500 jobs were available across the country.

Currently, people working permanent, regular hours can still be classed as casual, leaving them without job security.

Sydneysider Alex Wang had been working in IT support for the same small company for eight years when he suddenly found himself out of a job.

New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) showed that in June, the number of employed Australians increased by 33,000 people.

Telstra is set to axe almost 500 jobs in a major cost cutting move aimed at "reshaping the business" to "remain competitive and efficient".

The newly-opened Surat Diamond Bourse in India is billed as a "one-stop destination" for over 65,000 diamond professionals across nine structures of 15-stories across more than 14 hectares.

Uniforms date back thousands of years when they were used to identify military members, and were also worn in early schools. Now they're worn to identify, protect and signify the authority of workers from cabin crew to nurses. Here are some of Australia's uniforms through the decades.

A spokesperson confirmed to 9News.com.au the restructuring came on the back of a few staff quitting their positions.

"I don't think think just jumping straight into that offers any flexibility."

The National Anti-Corruption Commission aims to "deter, detect and prevent" corrupt conduct in the Commonwealth public sector.

Luiza Russo says she could have made a down payment on a house with all the money she had spent on visa applications.

Jobs that involve being paid to go on holiday are up for grabs.

If you're a top politician in Australia, you will make a whole lot more than most people you are elected to represent.

The motoring giant confirmed to 9news.com.au that it plans to cut around 400 of its 1800 employees from its local workforce in an attempt to "improve efficiency".

'It's definitely a luxury to turn on a heater or something, but we just simply can't afford it.'

Unemployment has dropped to 3.6 per cent for May, the latest data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics has shown.

Some air crew will have their weight monitored monthly and undergo a review, if they are heavier than "standard" protocols.

Sixty-six millionaires earning more than a billion dollars put together paid no tax last year, according to new data from the ATO.

The ATO has released a list of the highest-paying jobs in the country.

Spotify is laying off 200 employees from its podcasting unit, amounting to 2 percent of the audio streaming company's global workforce.