In the Back to the Future trilogy,Generation X was promised technology would bring hoverboards and flying cars. Reality instead has brought Zoom meetings and career frustration.
While the White House says Trump’s plan is working,some Republicans have joined Democrats to introduce a bill to terminate new tariffs unless the US Congress approves them.
It may seem like a strange thing for a government to be prioritising in an election year. But when you break down the numbers,it quickly becomes clear why.
Not just an annoyance for jobseekers,ads for positions that don’t exist are also helping create a false picture of the job market.
In this series,The Age asks a diverse group of people aged 19 to 29 to reveal what challenges and rewards they face as young Melburnians.
This one thing can be the difference between women holding on to their jobs and losing them – and derailing lifetime earnings.
The central bank’s bizarre behaviour last week is a sign that it has lost its bearings and isn’t sure what’s happening in the economy or where it’s headed.
A record participation rate and an extra 54,000 full-time jobs in January suggest little steam is coming out of the labour market.
The Coalition claims Australia is adding a public servant for every small business lost. Labor says that’s misleading.
I’m still feeling love from listeners who sent thousands of messages of support after my departure from the ABC. Like many of my generation,I’m now questioning what I do next.