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A Coles manager who was allegedly caught consuming drugs in the workplace has failed to establish that her resignation ...
Most organisations say they want people who will speak up, challenge assumptions, and find better ways of working, ...
New research shows that more than one in two Australian managers who use artificial intelligence at work have applied it ...
An employer has lost its jurisdictional objection case after a Philippines-based worker claimed unfair dismissal under ...
AI is increasingly becoming an inevitable part of the workplace environment, offering employers and HR teams new ways to ...
For HR leaders navigating AI adoption, economic pressure, and rapidly changing workforce needs, traditional approaches ...
Burnout is rising again in Australian workplaces, writes Dr Natalie Cummins.
KPMG’s global general counsel has retired as the firm navigates leadership changes, job cuts, and ongoing trust concerns
Metro Trains Melbourne was not in the wrong when it fired a senior manager linked to allegations of bullying.
Data collected from 2015 to 2025 has highlighted a broad strengthening and ongoing resilience in the Australian ...
Psychological safety deserves equal consideration to physical safety, and the need is no more urgent than right now, ...
The Finance Sector Union (FSU) has warned that AI chatbots are not necessarily adding value, reporting that the ...
Ask yourself, honestly, whether the relative quiet of the last two years has cost you something. I suspect it has, and ...
