2022
Articles
22 November 2022
Australian TV News still lacking cultural diversity despite some progress
The second 'report card' on Indigenous and cultural diversity in Australian television news has revealed small pockets of progress but a long journey ahead, particularly for commercial stations.
21 November 2022
Terminating enterprise agreement can unfairly benefit employers
Most terminations of enterprise agreements are not contentious, but the ability to do so still unfairly benefits some employers, according to new research from the University of Sydney Business School.
21 November 2022
Rapid R&D scaling could put Australia at forefront of net zero
The conference will focus on areas of decarbonisation, such as carbon capture and conversion, creating circular economies, how communities can end the climate wars, and how waste can be transformed into energy and materials.
17 November 2022
Deliveroo's exit from Australia shows why gig workers need more protection
Dr Alex Veen from the University of Sydney Business School unpacks the cutthroat market dynamics of the on-demand gig economy.
16 November 2022
In-depth study supports new solutions for healthcare workers
A major study has shown that healthcare and social assistance workers are twice as likely to file a workplace compensation claim for psychological injuries, compared to a similar dataset of workers in all non-healthcare industries, including construction, retail and law-enforcement services.
16 November 2022
Sydney researchers ranked among global elite
Around 400 academics from the University of Sydney have been recognised among the best in the world in their fields, from renewable energies and chronic disease prevention to space science.
14 November 2022
Setting up for success in post-MBA career progression
Betty Xiang reflects on her experience with the MBA Class of 2022 and navigating their post-MBA career aspirations.
11 November 2022
Older carers struggled to balance work and care during pandemic
Workers aged 45-54 with care responsibilities struggled during the first two years of COVID-19 in Australia, with knock on consequences beyond the pandemic, according to a new report published by the ARC Centre of Excellence in Population Ageing Research (CEPAR).
10 November 2022
Choice of hours the ‘next big thing’ in workplace flexibility
Associate Professor Stefan Volk from the University of Sydney Business School explores the pros and cons of 'time flexibility' in the modern workplace.
09 November 2022
Students to earn two degrees across Australia and Vietnam
The University of Sydney Business School has partnered with two leading Vietnamese universities to offer a unique international study and work opportunity.