Management

An inquiry into strata management in Canberra hears of some unit owners struggling to pay levies and ending up bankrupt with no legal protections.

Shares in WiseTech Global have plunged on news four board directors, including the chair, have quit due to a dispute about the ongoing role of founder, billionaire Richard White.

Workplace surveillance is used to check productivity, ensure safety and reduce fraud and losses. But as increasingly powerful tools and devices spread, multiple government inquiries are attempting to define the line of what is appropriate.  

Constantly second guessing the decisions you make in the workplace? There's a chance that a certain management style might be the culprit.

Tony found himself with too much time on his hands at work. What he did next challenges long-held notions of loyalty in the workplace.

Another chief executive resigns at the beleaguered Barkly Regional Council based in Tennant Creek, which is currently under investigation over governance concerns.

As 2024 kicks into gear there's disagreement about how working from home should look. But there's a happy middle ground that means everyone wins, these experts argue.

A difficult environment can be "systemic", says an expert, but with a new law in place to support employee wellbeing, everyone can play a part in change. It first starts with knowing the signs.

Elliott Management is little-known outside the world of high finance, but throughout its legendary history it's made many enemies, including the Argentine navy. It's now eyeing a stoush with an Australian state over energy.

"We're not banning anybody, we're banning the bad behaviour that has taken place over the last couple of months," the centre manager said, claiming it was "becoming rife in the area".

While a 5.75 per cent increase in award wages attracts widespread criticism, a new report reveals the nation's big business leaders are receiving an average 15 per cent base pay rise. 

It could turn out that Alan Joyce's exit as Qantas boss is the least turbulent time of his 15 years running Australia's flag carrier, but what flying conditions will his successor Vanessa Hudson inherit?

A family succession drama is unfolding between K-pop's two biggest players: SM Entertainment and HYBE, the home of global phenomenon BTS. 

One sure way to make Laura Wishart commit to something is to tell her she cannot do it, and after throwing herself into the management of a vineyard north of Albany she is proving her detractors wrong.

A global survey finds Australia could be on path towards polarisation, with more people believing the divides in our society are not able to be fixed.

A Catholic priest says a lack of effective support from Bishop of Bunbury Gerard Holohan after he tried to take his own life goes to the heart of problems within his diocese.

Andrew "Twiggy" Forrest's decision to employ Michael Gunner in a key new role within his renewable energy company has been welcomed by environmentalists, who say Mr Gunner has "seen the light on climate" after previously lifting a moratorium on fracking.

About a quarter of the population has a non-European or an Indigenous background. But people from those backgrounds only account for 5 per cent of senior leadership positions.

NSW nursing home managers discuss a way forward for their embattled industry, amid fears of a mass exodus of demoralised and exhausted staff. 

Hollywood's history is littered with movies that lost millions of dollars, but not all of them are stinkers.