Congratulations! You’ve got a new job and you’re about to start.
Here are some things you’ll want to get sorted before your first day.
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Disclosing mental health to employer. It can be a scary thought, telling your employer about your mental health condition.
What if I'm judged? What if I'm fired? What if people start treating me differently?
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As well as being a social media site for keeping in contact with friends and family, Facebook can be an important job seeking tool.
While it’s not a specialist networking site like LinkedIn, it can be used for both social networ
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Grit has been associated with success in many areas1.
Most notably in education where grit is a better predictor of grades than intelligence.
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These are the companies hiring in February
Summer is coming to a close (thankfully for some, what with
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If you are experiencing high amounts of stress it might be hard to relax your mind and body, however, there are many different methods that can help people relax.
What works for one person may will not necessarily work for you b
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If you are worried that someone is in imminent danger call 000. Stay with them until help is arranged.
When someone is expressing that they want to harm themselves, it is important to take it seriously.
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Expanding your circle of contacts might help you find work.
You can find out about networking events through industry groups, the media and websites such as LinkedI
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People who are kind and generous have a greater sense of wellbeing, more positive emotions, better mental and physical health and greater life satisfaction1.
This is regardless of external circumstances such as wealth, health an
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More Australians than ever are considering a career change at the moment.
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Climate change is leading to longer, hotter and more intense heatwaves in Australia1.
Heatwaves cause more deaths across the country than any other extreme weather events.
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Moving can be hard work but it doesn’t need to be. With a positive and flexible approach, the whole thing will seem easier, including the task of finding a job.
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