The Latest Breaking News from SEEK

Failing to swap to a better home loan rate could be costing mortgage holders hundreds of dollars extra per month.

Workers and work culture in generally have been evolving for years– and the pandemic has pressed fast-forward.

Retail turnover has improved after a softer-than-expected result in December largely attributed to evolving spending patterns.

Wages are expected to continue rising this year, but real wages are expected to fall – experts explain why.

There were nearly 300 water engineer positions advertised on recruitment website Seek last month. The high demand for these specialist engineers bodes ill for the government’s Three Waters reform, which will rely heavily on experts the country currently doesn’t have in the required numbers.

Almost a year since Australia's borders reopened, the latest job ads data shows the desperate scramble for workers looks to be calming down.

Sign on bonuses have soared in popularity as a way to attract workers in a hot labour market without baking in higher pay for the long term.

The latest data on advertised salaries relieve concerns about a prices-wages spiral, with early signs that pay growth may already be peaking.

Seek says a shortage of workers and high demand is providing positive market conditions for the jobs advertiser.