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Jerome Doraisamy is the managing editor of Momentum Media’s professional services suite, encompassing Lawyers Weekly, HR Leader, Accountants Daily, and Accounting Times. He has worked as a journalist and podcast host at Momentum Media since February 2018. Jerome is also the author of The Wellness Doctrines book series, an admitted solicitor in NSW, and a board director of the Minds Count Foundation.

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Sex workers now protected by WHS laws in Qld

Following the decriminalisation of sex work in the Sunshine State, all sex workers and sex work businesses are set to be...Read More

How industry sectors reliant on shift workers can provide better careg...

Businesses that employ shift workers who focus on meeting individuals’ scheduling preferences ensure caregivers feel c...Read More

Migration changes remove ‘golden handcuffs’ for employers

Recent changes to the Migration Act have “ushered in a pivotal change” for employers, presenting both challenges and...Read More

Talent crisis: Your competitive edge is slipping away

It’s time to stop fighting the talent crisis and start building a winning team, writes Anthony Mittelmark. ...Read More

Solicitor claims Canberra University unfairly terminated contract

A senior lawyer who oversaw a gender equality initiative within the University of Canberra’s business, government and ...Read More

SAP SuccessFactors helps Atturra revamp HR processes

Earlier this week, SAP SE announced that ASX-listed advisory and IT solutions provider Atturra has implemented SAP Succe...Read More

The growing need for Australian businesses to improve customer care

From the top down: By valuing and investing in our customer-facing staff, you will not only enhance your reputation and ...Read More

Why ‘squeezed middle managers’ are our biggest flight risk

Middle managers are expected to be leaders and executors, facing pressure from above and below, writes Kylie Green. ...Read More

RBA unveils cash rate call for August 2024

The Reserve Bank has held the cash rate at 4.35 per cent in its last five meetings. Has it now decided to make a move? ...Read More

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