LAW
‘Teething issues’ for Right to Disconnect in its early stages
31 July 2024
As the Right to Disconnect inches closer and closer to coming into effect, employers have mixed emotions about the ...
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LAW
Research company hit with $200k in penalties for sham contracts
31 July 2024
The Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) has secured $197,000 in court-ordered penalties against a Sydney health and wellness ...
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WELLBEING
Are workplace health benefits being underutilised?
31 July 2024
Global HR leaders say health plans are critical to the culture and talent within an organisation, yet too few employees ...
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LAW
Worker fired for refusal to take random drug and alcohol test
30 July 2024
An application from a former Mondelez Australia employee, alleging he was unfairly dismissed after he refused to undergo ...
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BUSINESS
Mouse jiggling: What’s causing it?
30 July 2024
The phenomenon of “mouse jiggling” – that is, pretending to be productive at work by preventing one’s computer from ...
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LAW
A ‘watchdog with bite’ needed for construction sector
30 July 2024
With the turmoil surrounding the revelations of the Construction, Forestry and Maritime Employees Union (CFMEU) being a ...
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BUSINESS
Are Gen Z workers afraid of making ‘real’ workplace connections?
29 July 2024
As the digitised generation, Gen Z has become infinitely more accustomed to making connections by way of smartphones, ...
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