Amendments to NSW workers’ compensation reform ‘fall short’
The workers’ compensation scheme has overcome a key hurdle by passing the NSW Parliament’s lower house, yet employee ...
The workers’ compensation scheme has overcome a key hurdle by passing the NSW Parliament’s lower house, yet employee ...
With the end of the financial year on the horizon and increased compliance laws on the way, now is a perfect time for ...
Between Zoom fatigue, back-to-back meetings, and surface-level icebreakers, genuine connection at work has become harder ...
Hungry Jack’s is the latest fast-food giant to implement AI into its customer service practices – much to the dismay of ...
A report by SafeWork NSW described Sydney University’s actions to protect Jewish employees from anti-Semitism as ...
The question is no longer if gender equality will happen – it’s whether businesses will step up or continue going ...
Preparing for change requires intention and effort; reinvention is not an easy task, given every life-changing event is ...
A “bottom-of-the-industry” pay offer has pushed Qantas group pilots one step closer to striking.
One of the Albanese government’s headline policy commitments throughout the federal election campaign was the ...
The first of what is expected to be many such employment disputes that involve the Right to Disconnect has taken off ...
The amount of growth in revenue per employee has tripled in industries exposed to artificial intelligence in comparison ...
A new report has shown that organisational leaders are turning towards hybrid working models to deal with economic ...
The world may be more connected than ever, but navigating a patchwork of local employment laws remains a major challenge ...