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Having friends at work can do wonders for engagement and innovation so it is important for employees to find a workplace with people who suit their personality.

As the world scrambles to respond to the treat COVID-19 poses to humanity, life has become particularly challenging for a lot of people.

Karen Gately is interviewed on the topic of 'Happy at Home' why are so many Australians loving working from home and don't want to go back into the office.

The days of soldiering on and showing up to work with the sniffles and a cough are over as the age of pandemic vigilance kicks off.

If working from home is something you want to do moving forward, now is the time to start negotiating how that might work.

It's sad but true that some people choose to behave in ways that are destrucive to not only their colleague's success but also health and happiness.

Staying healthy when working a demanding job is always challenging, but when you add to that the complexities inherent in working and living in one place, it can be even more complicated.

On the show today we’ll be talking about the benefits of contracting during these times of uncertainty, for both employers and professionals looking for a new opportunity.

Now that restrictions are lifting…. Do find going back to work takes more time out of your day than when you were working from home?

Karen Gately's full Today Extra interview on the topic 'Working from Home'. There are both employer and employee benefits that come from working from home, let's unpack it.

We're now armed with new skills and habits for a better and more flexible working experience than before, say experts.

Working from home definitely makes it hard to switch off at the end of the day, but we need to ensure we do - because no one wants to reach burnout.