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There’s one (and only one) smart reason to drink while working
Navigating the murky waters of employee bonuses and incentive payments
Employees leave their jobs over travel policies
Annual leave loading – what HR needs to know
Is criminalising “wage theft” a bad idea?
Do I have to invite my colleagues to my wedding?
The pre-employment obligations HR needs to be aware of
FWC decides on domestic violence leave – what HR needs to know
Are job descriptions still important?
Why “belonging” is next on the HR and leadership agenda
A recent study suggests alcohol can improve creative thinking. HRM examines the impact of unconventional drinking and drug use in the workplace.
Legal experts shed light on how 'absolute' is an employer's 'absolute discretion' when it comes to bonuses and incentive payments.
What impact does travel have on productivity? HRM takes a look at the latest work-travel research, and what exactly makes a travel policy "bad".
Uncertain about annual leave loading? Here’s a legal guide on when and why it should be paid.
More unions are calling for wage theft laws, and NSW Labour has made it an election promise. HRM takes a look at the issue.
After the recent royal wedding snubs, HRM digs deep into bridal blogs to decipher the etiquette around colleagues and your wedding.
Four important legal issues that employers need to consider before the commencement of employment – deception, dishonesty, discrimination and privacy.
The Fair Work Commission has decided that domestic violence leave will be covered by modern awards. What do you need to do?
While job descriptions were once the most useful way to describe the responsibilities of a job, the changing nature of work calls for something new.
Loneliness does real harm while a sense of belonging is uplifting, writes HR expert Dave Ulrich. That’s why organisations need to care about it.