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Large employers will soon be required to set gender equality targets, says WGEA
New reforms will make gender equality targets mandatory for some employers. How can organisations lay the groundwork to meet the new requirements?
7 tips to set yourself up for a promotion in 2025
Are you working towards your next promotion? From building cross-functional relationships to stepping up to lead a strategic project, use these strategies to help turn your achievements into career momentum.
How should HR respond if they suspect an employee is abusing sick leave?
An employee was recently awarded nearly $30k after he was dismissed for allegedly falsifying an illness. What went wrong for the employer in this case, and how should HR address suspected misuse of sick leave?
Six in 10 employers are turning to overseas hiring to bridge skills gaps, finds AHRI research
AHRI’s latest Quarterly Australian Work Outlook reveals a rise in overseas hiring as employers grapple with skills gaps and high turnover.
4 legal considerations when responding to a flexible work request
Striking the right balance between business needs, legal obligations and employee welfare is key when handling a flexible work request. Use these tips to ensure your approach is fair and compliant.
How to cultivate adaptive intelligence in yourself or your team
Adaptive intelligence empowers HR to approach uncertainty with confidence and creativity. But how can practitioners cultivate this essential capability – both in themselves and their teams?
When does ending casual employment constitute a dismissal?
A recent FWC case highlights the fine line between dismissing a casual employee and the employment relationship coming to a natural end.
What’s keeping CEOs up at night in 2025 – and how can HR help?
A recent report has revealed the top challenges currently weighing on leaders’ minds, from digital transformation to cost controls in an inflationary environment. Experts unpack the role of HR in responding to these challenges.
How a digital-first wellbeing strategy helped this business boost year-on-year retention by 10%
A digital-first wellbeing strategy can help frontline employees engage with resources on their own terms, whether it’s mental health support, financial guidance or physical health tools.
Employee awarded almost $25K after dismissal for refusing off-the-clock task
A dance instructor was awarded nearly $25,000 in compensation after his unfair dismissal for refusing to take out the rubbish between shifts. The FWC’s considerations in this case, including the employee’s visa status and his resignation in the heat of the moment, carry important lessons for HR.
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