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Amazon is coming to Australia – what does that mean for HR?
HRM puts the spotlight on the controversial people strategy of Amazon and asks, is it overly harsh or simply an honest way to reward hard work?
Do employees and jobseekers have the advantage?
Two new reports seem to show that when it comes to hiring and salary negotiations, employers might be on the backfoot. But what if the prevailing theory about wage growth is false?
Blood on all sides – what HR needs to know about IR
The head of the ABCC has quit and the CFMEU has been fined $2.4 million – just another contentious month for Australian IR. Should HR be ready for more?
How diversity actually works, and helps the bottom line
Diverse companies perform better. This is a fact borne out by data. But it might not work the way you think.
Is this the reason why employees lie and cheat?
There’s a level of “performance pressure” that encourages employees to adopt lying and cheating tactics, new research says.
A toxic culture is actually protective – of the wrong people
A lot of companies protect the wrong people: top performers who exhibit low values. But what can you do when management won't listen?
To work in the future, will you need drugs and bionics?
Are performance enhancing drugs and bionics going to be prerequisites for the employees of the future? HRM takes a cold, hard look.
HR is incredibly meaningful, this is why
Meaningful work is a concept that not only captures how people really think, it is key to understanding just how important HR is to the world.
Two fascinating lessons from the HR Tech conference
HRM went to the first day of AHRI’s National Convention and Exhibition and documented some pointers about the future of HR tech.
AI: Should you be hopeful or terrified?
Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have been arguing about the future of AI. One is optimistic, the other is… let’s go with worried.