Great for the State 2020: The Future of Work

WA has so far been spared the worst of COVID-19 but the experience has nonetheless triggered big changes in workplace management and planning.

Interviews with ridesharing and food delivery workers have found their experience is more nuanced than both critics and advocates have made out.

Bassendean business Hofmann Engineering illustrates both the opportunities and challenges facing WA as the government seeks to expand manufacturing.

COVID-19 created rapid change, and the lasting impacts of the pandemic on offices and ways of working suggest that few “white collar” workers will return to a daily, 9-to-5 stint at the office anytime

Flexible work, targets and the income gap: Tania Cecconi of CEO's for Gender Equity speaks to Matt Mckenzie about the future of work for women.

Working remotely and connecting ‘virtually’ with workplace colleagues was already becoming more popular before the COVID-19 pandemic, but it has now been taken up in an unprecedented manner.