Woolworths staff and one of the key unions representing them have slammed the supermarket giant's $50 million reward offer, calling it a "slap in the face" after months of working on the front line of the pandemic.
Universities Australia estimates that Australian universities could lose $16 billion by 2023 because of the coronavirus pandemic. Experts highlighted the consequences of reduced funding to universities such as a weaker higher education sector and a generational loss of researchers.
Qantas and budget subsidiary Jetstar have announced new plans to get their planes flying again. The airlines will triple capacity this month with the possibility they'll return to 40% of their normal operation by the end of July.
Westpac says technology failings, human error, poor judgment and gaps in its compliance and risk systems caused last year's massive money-laundering scandal, which included allegations of inadequate vetting of payments linked to paedophilia.
Dyson scrapped its electric car project in May, after spending more than $US600 million on its development. The company released new images of the prototype this week.
An average person with the coronavirus infects about two other people, but an infected person sometimes passes the virus to far more people during a superspreader event.
The coronavirus pandemic has left thousands of crew members trapped on cruise ships around the world. Business Insider spoke with a crew member stuck on the MS Norwegian Epic about his experience onboard.
As LinkedIn Learning has seen a 15% increase in the number of people using the service, it's safe to suggest that the desire to upskill during lockdown was at the forefront of many Australians' minds.
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