Truly flexible workplaces – Fact or fiction?
Clover: Placing the humanity back into robo-advice
While the popularity of robo-advice platforms grows, one Australian advisor has taken the unique step of making personal what can be a very impersonal process.
The ombudsman believes that Uber’s workers are “not employees” – this is what that means
Late week, the Fair Work Ombudsman ruled that workers of the gig economy, including Uber drivers, were not employees. This, of course, makes that already unstable industry even more so.
Meet A CEO: Lachlan Grant – Vital Addition
Empowered by a diverse team of accounting professionals, Lachlan Grant saw an opportunity to take Vital Addition from a basic tax business to a market-leading financial enterprise, and ran with it.
Cold offices impact productivity in female workers: study
A new study believes that cold offices impact the productivity levels of female workers, and the reverse is true in males. When will we ever see peace?
100 jobs: What Adani is really delivering
Those supporting the Adani mine have pointed at the jobs it will create. However, the exact figure depends on who you ask.
Emily Wilcox: The Australian COO making waves throughout the American fintech space
Emily Wilcox is making a difference in the world of American fintech. As she explains, its a question of culture as well as opportunity.
Is it too late to wrest back control of our data?
The concept of data theft is so ingrained in the modern experience, we’re wondering if we can possibly put the genie back in the bottle.
Meet a CEO: Ben Fewtrell – MaxMyProfit
Ben Fewtrell knows a thing or two about getting a business off the ground. It’s why he and his partner founded MaxMyProfit, a game-changing enterprise that builds the businesses that truly matter. Yours.
Practifi’s local COO is changing the American fintech space
Speaking from her home in Chicago, Practifi’s Emily Wilcox outlines the ways she’s disrupting the establishment of the American fintech sector.
For the love of pod: Dystopia bunks with late stage capitalism
Because this is the darkest possible timeline, the youth of America are freely choosing to live in pods, which is ostensibly a cleaner hostel. Fun fun.
Globalism v Nationalism: Do we protect the worker or the product?
With globalised wealth where it is, I’m unsure the route of globalism we’re taking cannot continue. With that being said, returning the power totally back to the worker is not the solution either.
Practifi’s Emily Wilcox: The Australian COO disrupting the American fintech space
For too long, the world of fintech has been dominated by men. Those like Practifi’s Emily Wilcox are changing tomorrow, today.
B1G1: Helping business discover the dimension that’s been missing
Big business doesn’t like change. For too long, profit has been made from the status quo. B1G1 is different, they’re bringing a humanitarian mindset to the world of business…and the results are amazing.
Jewish House and Project HoPe: Helping families, pets and all
Since 1983, the amazing people at Jewish House have been helping those who have nowhere else to turn. Their new project, Project HoPe, looks to offer shelter to those left behind. Man, woman or animal.
Brand-aid: Audiologist Emma Beedell’s tips on how to look after your hearing in 2019
Audiologist Emma Beedell shared her expert tips on how to look after, and find someone to look after your hearing.
Brand-Aid: Dean Kilby is getting to the cause and the symptom
After a series of family losses, biochemist Dean Kilby was determined to find a better way of treating those with Type 2 Diabetes. In discussion with the Enterprise Podcast Network, he outlined the progress he’s made so far.
The drivers of Uber want their data, Uber doesn’t want them to have it
Over in the UK, four Uber drivers have repeatedly asked for an explanation of how their algorithm works. Uber said no, and now it might be a matter for the court.
Morfus: A new exercise in business building for personal trainers
Personal Training might be big business, but the business side of it often goes unnoticed. Morfus is the app that allows the goalsetters to achieve their goals.
Kaspersky Lab combines with comedian Joe White to get serious about cybersecurity
The folks at Kaspersky Lab have taken a slightly different approach to cybersecurity, teaming up with comedian Joe White during the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
America’s cash-for-college scam is not about education – it’s about status
The cash-for-admittance college scam in America should not come as a surprise. However, while it has little to do with education, it has everything to do with status.
Steve Madden gets his motor running with Harry’s Café de Wheels
Harry’s Café de Wheels might be a legendary part of Sydney’s DNA, but they’re also rubbing shoulders with the influencers of the next generation. The scene might have changed, but Harry’s will forever remain Harry’s.