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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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PEOPLE

Teacher tragically dies after falling from school roof

02 July 2024
A 61-year-old teacher was retrieving balls from a school roof when he fell through a skylight more than three metres ... Read More
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BUSINESS

Employees increasingly tuning out in the workplace

01 July 2024
Employee disengagement is becoming a damaging trend right across workplaces in Australia for various reasons Read More
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PEOPLE

Gen Z workers claim they need $100k salaries to live comfortably

01 July 2024
The increase in living costs is weighing heavily on young Australians, with a number of them prioritising a high salary ... Read More
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BUSINESS

Cultural shift needed to tackle workplace harassment

01 July 2024
A new approach will be investigated over the next three years to tackle one of the most entrenched and expensive issues ... Read More
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LAW

World Vision Australia to back pay staff over $6m

01 July 2024
World Vision Australia has back paid staff after they signed an enforceable undertaking with the Fair Work Ombudsman ... Read More
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BUSINESS

Good salaries the top priority for recent graduates, says new report

30 June 2024
A new report has found that Australian graduates often seek a good salary as their first priority when looking at ... Read More
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LEARNING

Is the housing crisis a product of the ‘cultural erosion of trade apprenticeships’?

30 June 2024
A range of factors have been acknowledged for the slump in apprentices across the building and construction industry, ... Read More
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LAW

Company hit with $40k fine after ‘blatant disregard’ resulted in an injured worker

30 June 2024
A steel fabrication and installation company has been convicted and fined $40,000 after continuing to put the health and ... Read More
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BUSINESS

‘You’re more likely to be paid incorrectly than you are correctly’

27 June 2024
Large and small businesses are making payroll mistakes at a high rate, and the damage is being felt by Aussie workers ... Read More

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