Weekly round-up: Death at work, layoff turnarounds, and NT’s labour ...
This week in HR news, a Thai employee was fatally overworked, a silver lining to the tech industry turmoil, ...
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This week in HR news, a Thai employee was fatally overworked, a silver lining to the tech industry turmoil, ...
Despite some businesses looking to lure staff back into the office, the head of a recruitment agency says it’s ...
It’s an issue that won’t go away – union bargaining fees, write Steven Amendola and Brendan Milne.
Subhashree Das is a client services officer in the contract management team at Konica Minolta. She came on The HR Leader ...
The “employee’s market” forecast is on track to continue indefinitely – particularly in certain sectors, according to a ...
The Equinix Foundation is committed to digital inclusion. Sujata Narayan, its director, and Bruce Owen, ...
While last year’s budget brought some welcome changes to help bolster the economy, the government continued to overlook ...
Young Australians aren’t feeling prepared to enter the job market. Just 37 per cent believe they have the necessary ...
Australia has almost reached a three-year milestone of embracing that work can happen from outside of the office
Over the past three years, Australia has undergone a momentous technological change. This, in turn, means that ...
The Fair Work Amendment (Secure Jobs Better Pay) Act 2022 is having responsibilities transferred, resulting in some new ...
Being overly frustrated by one’s professional circumstances but still pushing through has been newly labelled as ...
Diversity in the workplace is essential for providing different perspectives. As Tash Cahill said to The HR Leader: ...