Jobs that Let You Serve Others and Still Make a Living

by Leah Gibbs on May 18, 2012

in Your Working Life

Some service workers describe warm feelings of “being part of something bigger than myself,” or “modeling for my children what it means to live your values” as additional perks of service jobs,

 

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Source: Career Bliss

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May 17, 2012 Your Working Life

Government subsidies: Are you missing out?

by Leah Gibbs

The Federal Government provides a variety of wage subsidies to eligible employers who hire job seekers with a disability or other barriers to employment.     Read More Here Source: HCAMag

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May 16, 2012 Work from Home

Why home is now where the work is

by Leah Gibbs

AUSTRALIANS in the pursuit of a better work-life balance are abandoning full-time office jobs and embracing part-time positions and careers where they can work from home.   Read more here

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May 15, 2012 Work from Home

Telework 2020…it’s not just something happening in the US!

by Leah Gibbs

We all know the USA is considered one of the major places where trends are born.  Often a trend will be created in the US and before we know it, we see it replicated and spread out to all four corners of the globe.

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May 11, 2012 Networking

Attracting and Retaining Women in the Australian Resource Industry

by Leah Gibbs

Strength through workforce diversity Last year AMMA introduced its members to the Australian Women in Resources Alliance (AWRA) – an initiative aimed at increasing female participation in the resources workforce. With 2012 well underway, AMMA director Minna Knight discusses AWRA’s message, objectives and how you can get involved. For more information, click here

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May 10, 2012 Work At Home Mums

Inspire Other Women to Follow their Business Dreams

by Leah Gibbs

As a work at home mum, you may not know it, but you’re probably the envy of all the other mums out there you know who want to generate an income.  Did you ever consider that?  I know there have been many times when I’ve had play dates for my daughter and met with other [...]

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May 9, 2012 Job Search

How to keep your cool after being fired

by Jane Smith

For many, the initial time after being fired is one fraught with reflection and self-evaluation. After the initial shock and feeling of rejection, you’ll find yourself in an eerie status of calm. You’ll find the hustle and bustle of a typical work day replaced with the specific inactivity of unemployment. During this unfamiliar silence you’ll [...]

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May 8, 2012 Work from Home

Will It Be Work and/or Play?

by Brian Neese

Welcome to the dark side of virtually any work at home position that is independent in nature.  Freedom is great, but it can have some drawbacks and trials along the way.  Welcome to the dichotomy of work and play.

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May 4, 2012 Special Offers

Free Telework Consulting Available to SoCal Organizations

by Leah Gibbs

If your organization is sitting the fence on telecommuting, now it the time to make your move. Only 15 employers will be chosen—3 to 5 per county. Read more here Source: Telework Research Network

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May 3, 2012 Social Media

Social media policy for your business

by Leah Gibbs

Business Victoria’s helpful Human Resources (HR) template for small business owners now includes guidelines for the use of social media in the workplace. Read more here Source: The Age

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May 2, 2012 Flexibility

Job flexibility tops the list for staff and bosses

by Leah Gibbs

Mums and dads are increasingly able to balance working with managing the kids, and the ability of students to earn some money while finishing their study by working casual shifts in bars, for example, has become commonplace. Read more here Source: Herald Sun

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