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What is trauma-informed HR and why is it important?
3 tips to improve your diversity data collection practices
What is ‘rainbow-washing’? And how can you avoid it?
3 in 5 new mothers face exclusion and unmanageable workloads after return to work
37 per cent of men face “discrimination and harassment” for working reduced hours
What are the roadblocks of a skills-first approach to hiring – and how do we overcome them?
4 types of workplace complaining and how to manage them
Why you should cultivate head and heart-based leadership
Recruiters twice as likely to hire candidates with English-sounding names, research shows
Why don’t we value ‘parenting’ as a valuable inclusion on someone’s CV?
Practising trauma-informed HR can go a long way towards fostering a mentally and psychologically safe work environment.
Despite increasing organisational focus on diversity, equity and inclusion, ineffective data collection processes could be holding employers back from meeting their DEI goals. Use these expert tips to get the…
In order to create a truly inclusive culture for LGBTQIA+ employees, organisations need to ensure their efforts don't stray into rainbow-washing. Two DEI experts explain some common pitfalls that HR…
Pregnancy and parental discrimination remains a critical concern in Australia, new research has found. How can HR help to create a more inclusive environment for new and soon-to-be parents?
There's a 15 per cent gender gap in the uptake of flexible work. We need to shift the narrative that flexible work is just for women, as plenty of men…
A skills-first approach to hiring means focusing on whether a person has the right skills for a job, rather than simply focusing on their educational background, job history or experience.
Complaining at work often gets a bad rap, but actively listening to workers’ grievances can serve as a hugely valuable tool for leaders to improve the overall employee experience. Here…
Modern-day organisations require a combination of head and heart-based leadership, says Dr Kirstin Ferguson AM. The challenge is in knowing how to strike the right balance.
A recent report has revealed that candidates with non-English sounding names are less likely to receive a callback from a recruiter.
Employees who take time away from their jobs to care for children are often placed at a disadvantage when it comes to career development. How can we better acknowledge the…