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46 votes
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How to get your stuff repaired when the retailer and manufacturer don't wanna: take 'em to court
20 votes -
How Australian undercover police ‘fed’ an autistic 13-year-old’s fixation with Islamic State
26 votes -
Queensland neighbours show how Voice to Parliament is splitting Australia
2 votes -
How can I tell if my child is ready to start school next year?
10 votes -
A weekend away after the hardest year of my life
7 votes -
Is there a glass ceiling for ethnic minorities to enter leadership positions? Evidence from an Australian field experiment with over 12,000 job applications.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1048984322000583 Abstract We submitted over 12,000 job applications, to over 4,000 job advertisements, to investigate hiring discrimination...
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1048984322000583
Abstract
We submitted over 12,000 job applications, to over 4,000 job advertisements, to investigate hiring discrimination against six ethnic groups for leadership positions.
For leadership positions, applicants with English names received 26.8% of positive responses for their job applications, while applicants with non-English names received 11.3% of positive responses. This means ethnic minorities received 57.4% fewer positive responses than applicants with English names for leadership positions despite identical resumes.
For non-leadership positions, applicants with English names received 21.2% of positive responses for their job applications, while applicants with non-English names received 11.6% of positive responses. This means ethnic minorities received 45.3% fewer positive responses for non-leadership positions despite identical resumes.
Ethnic discrimination for leadership positions was even more pronounced when the advertised job required customer contact.
25 votes -
Australian companies that trialled four-day work week haven't looked back, report finds
20 votes -
I'm going to spend 12 days doing new things. Day 1: Town firsts
5 votes -
Australia had a mass-shooting problem. Here’s how it stopped
14 votes -
The incredible true story of Jody Harris, con artist extraordinaire. She posed as an air hostess, a psychologist, but most often as a cop. Then she fell in love with one.
4 votes -
Marathon my age: Running 42.195kms on my 42.195th birthday
5 votes -
Hannah Gadsby on her autism diagnosis: ‘I’ve always been plagued by a sense that I was a little out of whack’
7 votes -
Nara Walker was convicted of assaulting her ex-husband in Reykjavík in 2017 – she and eight other women are taking Iceland to court claiming human rights violations
3 votes -
Prison inmates in Western Australia made 100 school desks in less than two weeks to donate to families for children homeschooling during the coronavirus pandemic
5 votes -
It's been surreal to watch friends, family and the broader public thrust so suddenly into a world I have inhabited for years: figuring out how to navigate Centrelink
6 votes -
Fundraiser soars past $200,000 for bullying victim Quaden Bayles
News article: Fundraiser soars past $200,000 for bullying victim Quaden Bayles And, he is not 18 years old, despite people claiming he is.
8 votes -
A nation mourns innocents lost in suburban street
9 votes -
Why we should change Australia Day ... to the fourth Friday in January
5 votes -
New tourism ad for Australia: "Matesong" featuring Kylie Minogue
I just discovered this new tourist advertisement for Australia. It's sung (mostly) by Kylie Minogue, and aimed directly at a British (English?) audience. As an Aussie, I found a few moments in...
I just discovered this new tourist advertisement for Australia. It's sung (mostly) by Kylie Minogue, and aimed directly at a British (English?) audience.
As an Aussie, I found a few moments in this ad to smile at.
6 votes -
The moment of relief I felt was followed by guilt and yes, pity
9 votes -
'A human need': Australian disability groups say people on NDIS should have access to sex workers
11 votes -
A group of Chinese international students say they take little notice of politics or historical events, with one admitting to not having heard of the Tiananmen Square Massacre
12 votes -
When I went on Newstart I knew it would be hard but I wasn’t prepared for the mental load
16 votes -
'We are sexual beings': Why Australian disability advocates want the NDIS to cover sexual services
11 votes -
Let me speak freely: Our freedom of speech 'crisis' is culture warriors' codswallop
9 votes -
Mobile phones to be banned in Victoria state schools from 'first to last bell
19 votes -
The Fair Work Ombudsman has finalised its investigation into Uber and found its drivers to be independent contractors, not employees.
ABC news article: Uber drivers are not employees, Fair Work Ombudsman finds Fair Work Ombudsman's media release: Uber Australia investigation finalised
10 votes -
I'm the only Australian living in North Korea. Let me tell you about it
12 votes -
Nauru refugees struggling with life in the US 'Valley of Opportunity'
6 votes -
Poor English, few jobs: Are Australian universities using international students as 'cash cows'?
9 votes -
How we turned our apartment block into a community
8 votes -
Has Australia finally been won over by Halloween?
9 votes -
Living beneath the ground in an Australian desert
10 votes -
Australian employers will be forced to justify their decisions to knock back requests for flexible working arrangements under a new clause to be inserted into all modern awards by FWC
5 votes -
Scott Morrison calls for new national day to recognise Indigenous people
8 votes -
The Indian-Australian millennials who are choosing arranged marriage
5 votes -
Is the door too open or too closed when it comes to population?
2 votes -
Australians are becoming more progressive in their views on gender roles, but there is still a long way to go before we achieve gender equality in the home.
4 votes -
A disastrous time for abuse of women in this country
23 votes -
'Bonded like a slave': Workplace watchdog investigation into labour exploitation reveals poor conditions
3 votes