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Applying for a new job when everything has changed
If you've found yourself out of work during COVID-19, applying for a new job will likely look very different this time around.
The coronavirus crisis: Seven lessons from the GFC
What lessons did we learn from the global financial crisis and how do they apply to investing now? We reached out to seven experts to find out.
How to upskill or retrain during the coronavirus crisis
With almost 600,000 Australians losing their jobs in April, and a further 600,000 seeing their hours cut, it could be time to retrain to improve your employment prospects.
Three tips for businesses struggling to cope during COVID-19
If the coronavirus crisis is squeezing your small business, it might be time to look for a new purpose in order to keep trading.
JobKeeper Q&A: we answer 12 questions from employees and employers
Can your employer charge you for applying for JobKeeper? Are you entitled to JobKeeper if you're on maternity leave? We answer your questions.
How to make sure you get what you’re owed when made redundant
"Just because a redundancy occurs during COVID-19, it is not automatically a genuine redundancy," says Bridget Akers, senior solicitor at LegalAid NSW.
Making It Work: from the Ninja Warrior stage to home offices
After losing their events business practically overnight, Stagekings is now producing thousands of desks, proving they can build just about anything.
The industries that are still hiring during the coronavirus
Supermarkets, telcos and cyber security firms are among companies that are hiring despite massive layoffs in industries affected by the coronavirus pandemic.
How to safeguard your budget against the coronavirus crisis
Here's a guide to help you prepare your budget and get the best value for your money during these uncertain times.
New tax shortcut when you work from home but should you use it?
The ATO has announced a new shortcut to make it easier for you to claim work-from-home expenses. But will it put more money back in your pocket? Not necessarily.
