“Deter, detect and delay”: Undertaking a security risk assessment and implementing reasonably practicable controls in the event of unpredictable violent incidents will enhance the ability of companies to keep their corporate executives safe this year, writes Paul O’Halloran. https://bit.ly/3BVK3af
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We’re experiencing the biggest evolution in how people work, and what people expect from work, in a lifetime! This dramatic shift has put HR and people leaders front and centre of their organisations, shaping the agenda for sourcing and leading the talent of tomorrow. HR is no longer struggling to get a seat at the table; they’re leading the conversations that impact each and every member of the workforce. HR Leader has been created for the new generation of HR and people leaders, arising from unprecedented workplace changes due to COVID-19. The team is here to lead the industry through this very exciting but challenging time. HR Leader is passionate about HR and leadership, and as part of Momentum Media, we’re equipped to provide the dedicated support and inspiration the industry needs to move forward at pace.
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The Fair Work Ombudsman has assured small businesses that they will not be penalised under the newly introduced underpayment laws if they put forward an honest effort to pay the right wages and other entitlements for their employees. https://bit.ly/4a98CwN
Small businesses shouldn’t fear new underpayment laws: ‘Genuine mistakes will not be prosecuted’
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An employee with the nation’s professional accounting body has claimed she suffered psychiatric harm and career repercussions after complaining about an “unwelcome” kiss from a senior executive. https://bit.ly/40lQJYv
Accounting body sued by female employee over sexual harassment at work party
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As return-to-office (RTO) mandates continue to dominate workplace discourse heading into 2025, a constant reason for why they are needed is that they can be a driver for workplace collaboration. https://bit.ly/3PorDlq
RTO mandates: For collaboration or competitive advantage?
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#PODCAST: Host Jerome Doraisamy speaks with Jarrod McGrath about what the new wage theft criminalisation laws – which are set to come into place next year – mean for Australian HR leaders and senior organisational executives. Tune in: https://bit.ly/4iRJZJ2 #HR #employment #employer #workplace #humanresources #leadership #talent #business
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A Woorinen South fruit grower has been convicted and fined a total of $750,000 after a fruit picker passed away after falling from a moving trailer. https://bit.ly/3VLrgVO
Fruit picker’s fatal fall leads to $750k fine
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After 20 months of negotiations and seven months of industrial actions, Victorian paramedics could finally see some wage improvements on the way. https://bit.ly/401BALV
Paramedics next in line for wage improvements
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The national carrier has agreed to pay $120 million to illegally outsourced ground handlers. https://bit.ly/49JgIMA
Qantas to pay $120m to workers it illegally sacked during pandemic
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First-time employees entering the workforce can be slow out of the gates due to a lack of experience and general nerves. It’s key that employers and leaders have clearly outlined strategies to support these workers from the get-go. https://bit.ly/41GQus2
How can leaders effectively engage first-time employees?
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A solicitor who received supervised training at a boutique law firm has persisted with a seemingly endless vendetta against the principal. https://bit.ly/3OYqkJV
Lawyer maintains grudge against former workplace
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