The need for a trauma-informed approach to domestic violence leave
Workplace policy is key to supporting victim-survivors, according to a Sydney-based family lawyer.
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Workplace policy is key to supporting victim-survivors, according to a Sydney-based family lawyer.
While existing policy might look good on paper, it is too often based on headlines and edge cases, and is therefore ...
The standing committee on employment, workplace relations, skills and training has heard evidence from the ASBFEO ...
Employees wishing to take advantage of the fringe benefits tax discount with EVs and salary packaging should focus on ...
Employers are focusing on human qualities in an era of AI-formed résumés, revealing a fundamental reset in hiring ...
The Australian Services Union (ASU) has praised the national airline’s recently announced proposal to offer direct ...
Employers are facing new challenges amid the increasing demand for AI skills, which have reshaped compensation practices ...
While once seen as a significant risk, many are looking at entrepreneurship through different eyes during a time of ...
Despite decades of training, policies, and awareness campaigns, the continued prevalence of sexual harassment and ...
Australian workplaces are continuing to evolve as businesses adapt to changing employee expectations, hybrid work ...