Euan Black
Financial Review
Melbourne, VIC, Australia
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Past articles by Euan:
Progress stalls on closing gender pay gap
Companies facing strong economic headwinds have pushed pay parity down their priority lists. → Read More
One in three job switchers disappointed, survey finds
Job switching is at a 10-year high but as many as a third are unhappy in their new roles. → Read More
Why your new colleague is probably earning more than you
Companies are adding an average premium of nearly 20 per cent to starting salaries in tech and accounting roles to snare workers in a tight labour market, new data shows. → Read More
Why ‘fake it until you make it’ is terrible advice
Experts offer five tips to overcome impostor syndrome. ‘Fake it until you make it’ is not one of them. → Read More
Median wages at SMEs jump 8.6pc annually: payroll data
New payroll data from technology software firm Employment Hero suggests wages are rising at a rapid clip. → Read More
Long COVID-19 costing Australia $100m a week
Long COVID-19 is costing Australia $100 million a week and close to $5 billion annually in lost economic output, according to new estimates from Impact Economics and Policy. → Read More
Families to feel 'sting' of RBA rate hike: Jim Chalmers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers says today is “another difficult day for Australian home owners” after the RBA lifted official interest rates to a six-year high. → Read More
Reserve Bank hikes official interest rates to six-year high
The Reserve Bank has lifted the cash rate by another half a percentage point as it seeks to rein in rising inflation. It's the fourth rate hike since May. → Read More
Cost-of-living crisis will get worse before it gets better: Jim Chalmers
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has conceded the cost-of-living crisis will get worse before it gets better after the RBA hiked interest rates by 50 basis points. → Read More
Reserve Bank raises cash rate by 50 basis points to 1.35 per cent
The Reserve Bank has lifted interest rates for the third time in as many months as it seeks to combat rising inflation. The cash rate is now 1.35 per cent. → Read More
These are the new COVID restrictions in New South Wales and Victoria
New South Wales and Victoria have reimposed some restrictions to curtail a massive surge in Omicron infections. Here's what you need to know. → Read More
Qantas and Crown Resorts named biggest JobKeeper recipients
Qantas, Crown Resorts and Flight Centre have been revealed as the three biggest recipients of the controversial JobKeeper wage subsidy. → Read More
Melbourne's record-breaking lockdown to end as freedoms brought forward
Melbourne's record-breaking lockdown will end at 11.59pm on Thursday after the state hits its 70 per cent double-dose vaccination target. → Read More
NSW records 415 new local cases, four virus deaths
New South Wales has reported 415 new locally acquired cases of COVID-19 and four more virus-related deaths over the 24 hours to 8pm on Saturday. → Read More
ADF called in to police Sydney lockdown as case numbers hit record high
New South Wales police have asked the Army for urgent assistance in enforcing the state's COVID-19 public health measures. → Read More
Intergenerational Report: Smaller and older population to test economy
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg will mark the release of the Intergenerational Report on Monday with a speech on the economic challenges of an ageing population. → Read More
Australians are the richest people in the world, says Credit Suisse
Australians are the richest people in the world, according to a new Credit Suisse report. But a massive divide exists between property owners and renters. → Read More
Superannuation reforms in doubt as crossbenchers voice discontent
The government faces an uphill battle passing its controversial Your Future, Your Super bill after a string of crossbench MPs publicly opposed the reforms. → Read More
Inflation fears are spooking financial markets. Here's what it means for you
Investors are worried record amounts of government stimulus will flow through to higher consumer prices as the global economy recovers from COVID-19. → Read More
Australians have accrued record amounts of annual leave
New research has found workers have accrued a record 175 million days in annual leave entitlements as the government encourages us to take more trips. → Read More