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There’s a right and wrong way to automate staff out of a job
Automating roles in your organisation is sometimes a necessary decision. But you don’t have to alienate staff, or even fire them, when doing it.
What the Royal Commission report says about culture
HRM looks at what the final report of the Royal Commission says about culture. Are we headed for a future where it's more heavily regulated?
Is no company immune from systemic underpayment?
With the recent news that the ABC has underpaid thousands of workers, even established larger businesses should not presume compliance.
Stack-ranking is appealing, and it should die
Facebook has put stack-ranking back in the spotlight. Critics say that while the practice might be appealing, it results in troubling outcomes.
What are the real HR trends of 2019?
This year promises more than a few shake ups, so here are some HR trends you should be on the lookout for.
How to handle impromptu childcare and out-of-office emails
Why these two very specific things? Because it’s the end of the year and they’re issues many of us face. (Also, I don’t want to write anything serious).
HR must be unafraid when setting the cultural tone
Because almost every business is smart you need to master behaviours if you want to succeed, says Patrick Lencioni. Just don’t get touchy-feely about it.
“Trying to send a message by taking their lives in the workplace”
In light of the recent Australian Federal Police tragedy, it’s worth thinking about how we talk about workplace suicide.
LinkedIn Talent Insights is outsourcing your HR analytics
From talent acquisition and employer branding metrics through to attrition rates, LinkedIn Talent Insights is offering a lot. But how solid is its data?
Deloitte’s HR team reveal how they make work meaningful
The HR team at Deloitte Australia believes work should be purposeful. As individuals, that means setting the standard for their profession.