Bronwyn Herbert

Economists estimate there are up to 400,000 "super commuters" in Australia travelling extreme distances, including overseas, for dream jobs or high-paying work in locations like Alaska and Antarctica.

Commercial photographer Jen Dainer was applying for the Army Reserve when a question about the date of her last period stopped her in her tracks. A Department of Defence spokesperson said the content of the questionnaire is being revised.

More people are retiring later in life. Here’s how these Australians stay happy and engaged at work.

Career dissatisfaction has reached a three-year high for women in media. But why? And how?

From higher education to fast food, Legal Aid says wage theft is “everywhere” in Australia.

Women working in the Australian tech industry are at a significant disadvantage, according to a report into the sector which also reveals big pay gaps for game workers and public sector employees.

Almost one million Australians are working two jobs but many still struggle to afford shelter and food.

More people are taking on extra work to combat the impacts of the escalating cost of living.

Thousands of full-time workers at Woolworths may be eligible for a four-day working week if a new enterprise agreement is made and unions sign off on the proposed changes.

New economic research on the gender pay gap shows women are paid less than men, even when working the same occupation. It busts some myths that the gender pay gap exists because more women choose lower paid roles such as teachers and nurses.