Jessica Stanic

Costco Wholesale, the largest US warehouse club, is preparing to enter into the Australian grocery market, with the launch of its first outlet in Melbourne, August 17.

As Australians continue to embrace social media in droves and upload more and more personal information on sites like Twitter, Facebook and MySpace, some employers, managers and recruiters, are using this information when hiring potential employees. However, using social media as an information gathering tool raises serious legal issues for employers, says Harmers Workplace Lawyers.

Ever wanted to know how and when people buy online? TopBuy, Australia’s online superstore for IT, digital entertainment and home products, has compiled a list of quirky facts about the online shopping habits of the average Australian.

A new website has launched aimed at professionals and job seekers wanting to balance their work and personal life.

Australian businesses are starting to take steps to reduce their carbon emissions, but are still slightly confused about their rights and responsibilities under the Federal Government’s Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme (CPRS).

A new survey has found that the majority of Australians believe the worst of the global financial crisis is over and the economy is starting to improve.

The winner of the 2009 New South Wales Telstra Business of the year will be announced tonight at a special presentation dinner at the Westin Grand Ballroom in Sydney.

Some of the country’s best and brightest entrepreneurs will berecognised this week when they are inducted into the Powercor Australian Graduate School of Entrepreneurship (AGSE) Entrepreneur Hall of Fame.

A recent study conducted by Robert Walters, has found that 29 percent of Australian employees have been tempted to move to another state/territory to find better working opportunities.

The business sector is buckling under the pressure of managing in uncertain times, according to the latest HR Coach Quarterly Index.