Author : The Conversation

Beyond work-life balance, the gender pay gap is the biggest concern of women in Australian workplaces, according to a new survey of 9,500 women in G20 countries. Just 31%...

Re-offending rates among prisoners in the UK are sky high. Around 90% of those sentenced in England and Wales, have previous offences and the rates are, if anything, getting...

The sudden launch of Russia’s military operations in Syria late last month caught the United States and regional players by surprise.  It began with an announcement that defined the...

As we approach winter, many of us start turning the heating back on, but there are thousands of people across the UK who dread the onset of colder weather...

How many contracts did you enter into today? The answer may surprise you. Though the prevalence of contracts in the world of commerce is taken as a given, the...

People who become homeless as a child are more likely to have lower employment rates in adulthood than those who become homeless later, according to new research showing the...

At Tuesday’s Democratic debate, they asked candidates to name the enemies they are most proud of making.  Front-runner Hillary Clinton’s answer? Drug companies (along with the National Rifle Association,...

Labor’s proposals designed to “safeguard” Australian workers under the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) are a step in the right direction and are likely to break the impasse that...

Sub-Saharan Africa has two abundant resources: its youth and agricultural land. With the youngest population globally and the largest share of the world’s arable land, Africa stands to benefit...

Since the presidential candidate started wearing his red hat bearing the slogan, the product has become a must-have among his supporters. It comes in different colours for US$25 on...