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Emma Koehn

Emma Koehn is SmartCompany’s senior journalist.

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Small businesses say they get "screwed" by Fair Work Commission as former PM labels tribunal "anti jobs"

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Small businesses say they get “screwed” by Fair Work Commission as former PM labels tribunal “anti jobs”

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Simple rituals can help you ace tricky work tasks: Research

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Simple rituals can help you ace tricky work tasks: Research

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Fair Work vice president quits with attack on “partisan” and “dysfunctional” commission

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Five things businesses should know about new NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian

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Five things businesses should know about new NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian

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Why Tesco is adding a "slow lane" to its supermarkets

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Why Tesco is adding a “slow lane” to its supermarkets

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How to get a killer first impression with a few words

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How to get a killer first impression with a few words

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Will Mark Wahlberg be the next competitor in Australia's burger wars?

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Will Mark Wahlberg be the next competitor in Australia’s burger wars?

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Hotel chain to contribute to $313,000 in damages after workplace sexual assault: Lessons for employers

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The 10 best-performing super funds of 2016 revealed, but it's not all smooth sailing for retirement planning

Finance

The 10 best-performing super funds of 2016 revealed, but it’s not all smooth sailing for retirement planning

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Make a killer first impression with a few simple words, says this company founder

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Make a killer first impression with a few simple words, says this company founder

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Vegemite to return to Australian hands in $460 million Bega deal

Retail

Vegemite to return to Australian hands in $460 million Bega deal

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Shoppers furious over new Coles nappies: Why product improvements should be invisible

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Shoppers furious over new Coles nappies: Why product improvements should be invisible

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