
The WhyWork Podcast is an organisational strategy session and legal dissection of workplace events that are laced with humour. Your bloggers, Alan, Trajce, and Sara, explore the contemporary and uncomfortable realities of work and the boundaries that are tested. Alan and Trajce dismantle case law and Sara pushes all to consider how to redesign the world of work so that business objectives are real... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 209 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesBusinessScienceManagement | |||

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The first trailer for the Launch of the Phoenix Occupational Medicine Early Intervention Done Right Symposium 2026 - Special Episode Release.
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Amazing act of kindness but also interesting to hear Sara’s story about the support or lack thereof in Aussie systems. How does one measure this gift of life? Great listen
They take serious subjects, often critical in a work context, and deliver searing insight
This is hilarious. The crew make light of serious work events in just the right way. This makes learning palatable.
So fun to listen to!! OMG, LMAO, office politics and work trauma laughs
A great podcast… full of useful strategies and wisdom. Highly recommended to anyone in the field of “working”
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This show dives into the complex and often humorous dynamics of workplace events while addressing serious legal issues and organizational strategies. The hosts bring a blend of personal anecdotes, thoughtful insights, and legal expertise, making the topics both engaging and educational. Episodes frequently tackle subjects like workplace injuries, organ donation, remote work, and the moral dilemmas faced in professional settings, often through a lighthearted lens. Perfect for professionals at various levels, from emerging leaders to organizational strategists, the content provokes laughter while prompting critical discussions about how to improve work environments and culture. The unique combination of humor and serious inquiry into work des... more
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