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Kace O'Neill

Kace O'Neill

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Kace O'Neill is a Graduate Journalist for HR Leader. Kace studied Media Communications and Maori studies at the University of Otago, he has a passion for sports and storytelling.

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LEARNING

Australia’s labour market expected to ‘loosen up’ in 2024

27 February 2024
While still tight, Australian labour market conditions eased throughout 2023. This is reportedly predicted to continue ... Read More
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WELLBEING

The positive and negative health outcomes of working from home

26 February 2024
There are a number of productivity-related studies on the benefits of working from home. A new study, however, has ... Read More
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PEOPLE

Trade shortages could become a significant threat to the economy

25 February 2024
One of the backbone workforces of this nation is struggling with a significant shortage of skilled workers, and the ... Read More
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PEOPLE

The contentious discourse around DEI in the workplace

22 February 2024
Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has officially entered the realm of culture war buzzwords, yet as the dialogue ... Read More
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TECH

Top 10 risks for Australian businesses in 2024

22 February 2024
The top risks for businesses in 2024 have emerged, with new-age threats like cyber attacks and data breaches at the top ... Read More
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BUSINESS

Adjustments employers can make to retain women workers

22 February 2024
Here are the top priorities for women in the workplace going into 2024. Read More
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LEARNING

Weekly round-up: Toilet troubles, sandwiches, and Nike redundancies

22 February 2024
In this week’s round-up of HR news, Services Australia employees are being timed and shamed over how long they spend on ... Read More
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BUSINESS

Wages set to lift in 2024

21 February 2024
Great news for workers, as hopes of sustained wage growth have been boosted for 2024. Read More
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WELLBEING

Could lack of recognition be the reason Aussie workers are sick of their jobs?

21 February 2024
Not only is it key to employee morale, but recognition also has ripple effects on employee productivity, retention and ... Read More

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