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Vogue Australia and Optus have come together for the third consecutive year for Vogue Codes 2023, the annual STEM-focused event series.

Two of the nation’s biggest employers have relaxed office attendance requirements and are advising staff to work from home as concerns mount over rising COVID-19 case numbers. 

Some business leaders outside the mining sector have endorsed mandatory vaccinations in a bid to “live with the virus” amid rising infections in NSW.  

Apr 7, 2021 “La Trobe’s teaching team for Optus U are taking their world-leading research on Automation and Artificial Intelligence into practical learning for Optus U students and developing skills grounded on their professional needs.” “Continuous learning is the key to any career development plan and a diverse set of skills provides mobility to move forward in your career. We want our employees to frame their own future, unleash their potential and take pride in their career. “To help make this happen, we’ve joined forces with high-profile partners across Australia to enhance a...

By Ry Crozier on Feb 24, 2021 12:33PM Creates 'Optus U' program. Optus has partnered with La Trobe University, Macquarie University, TAFE and others to help its staff earn micro-credentials across a range of digital domains. Micro-credentials are mini-qualifications and have gained popularity in recent years as a way to keep skills updated without requiring excessive study. Optus vice president of human resources Kate Aitken said the telco’s micro-credential program is called ‘Optus U’ and that 115 employees are currently studying “across area...