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Quiz: How well do you know your workplace jargon?
Do you know your PIPs from your PCBUs? What about your learning from your flearning? It’s time to test how much business jargon you really know with HRM’s end-of-year quiz.
Victorian restaurant becomes first Australian business to face criminal wage theft charges
A landmark case of criminal wage theft is underway in Victoria, with a Melbourne restaurant becoming the first Australian employer to face criminal prosecution for withholding wages.
How Accenture is onboarding its employees in the metaverse
Faced with the challenge of onboarding thousands of employees remotely, global professional services company Accenture harnessed its technological capabilities to welcome new hires via the metaverse.
5 tips for hosting a drama-free work Christmas party
Done right, a work Christmas party can be a fantastic opportunity to bond, reflect and celebrate the year’s achievements. However, there are some important legal risks to keep in mind.
Which sectors will see the most wage growth in 2023?
A recent report by Mercer forecasts that wage growth will boom in some sectors in 2023, but others could see salary increases begin to stagnate.
When do employees need to disclose their medical history?
Requesting an employee's medical history can be a tricky conversation. While some people might be reluctant to reveal their personal health information, there are some instances where disclosure is necessary for compliance and their safety.
How two companies are charting a path to better mental health management
Workers compensation claims related to mental health are set to double by 2030, according to new research. HR professionals at these two organisations have rolled out trailblazing mental health initiatives to fight the trend of low psychological safety at work.
The impact of datafication on organisational culture
As consumers, people have long been concerned about how tech platforms harvest and utilise their data. Recent years have seen these concerns creep into our workplaces, as employee data becomes an increasingly valuable commodity.
The future of flexible work in the public sector
Over two thirds of employees would give up a pay rise for more flexibility, finds research. To meet the changing needs of today’s workforce, it’s up to the public sector to lead the way.
How a committee of volunteers transformed QBE’s LGBTQIA+ inclusion initiatives
After implementing a hugely successful initiative to build support for the LGBTQIA+ community in and outside the workplace, QBE Pride has been nominated for this year’s Michael Kirby LGBTIQ Inclusion Award at the AHRI Awards.