When a man loses his job, he is the one most likely to be asking for a divorce, unless the woman is working. Armed with money she is most likely to ask for a split-up.
It seems like a depressing take on how our self-worth is tied up in our jobs and how that false sense of power we take from our work-life can spill over to our home-life. Are we really that shallow?
To find our more, here’s a free counselling session with psychologist Dr Jessica Revill from Heartmenders. I ask her what we should do to protect our relationship when we’ve just been laid off from work?
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Commodities fall, VIX jumps, Aussie hit hard as growth concerns rise
The Chinese growth story is something we have to watch from here and has been a big factor in the behaviour of markets in the last few days says NAB’s David de Garis.
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Good Aussie jobs numbers add to a positive vibe
Markets look like they are ending the year with a positive vibe. NAB’s David de Garis says yesterday’s Aussie employment numbers have helped.
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Where next for telco number three?
What’s next for AAPT? Australia’s number three telco refused to join Twisted Wire this week, so we decided to cover them anyway, guerrilla-style.
