Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
The Federal Government has launched a $3.5 million initiative targeting harmful social media influences on young men.
Police to post sanction data
South Australia Police will publish details of officer sanctions online.
Builders reject insolvent claim
Major construction companies are pushing back against new federal payment regulations.
Pay issue drives exec call
BHP is facing calls to cut executive pay over a $445 million payroll error.
Report shows PS issues
APS Commissioner Dr Gordon de Brouwer has candidly addressed the difficulties faced by both the Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) and the Australian Public Service (APS).
Statue review suggested
The City of Sydney's first-ever Aboriginal councillor, Yvonne Weldon, is pushing for a review of colonial statues in the city.
Uni deal moves ahead
The Albanese government is celebrating the passage of the Universities Accord legislation through the Senate.
Freedom bill proposed
Journalist Peter Greste, an advocate for press freedom, says legal actions against public sector whistleblowers could harm integrity.
Ombudsmen standards slip
The Commonwealth Ombudsman has fallen significantly short of its service standards in the past year, achieving only 24 per cent of its target of 90 per cent.
SA breach revealed
The South Australian government has disclosed a significant cyber security breach that potentially compromised the data of many individuals.
New body for MP misconduct
The Victorian Government says it will establish an integrity commission for MP misconduct.
No charge in pill probe
WA authorities have wrapped up an investigation into the loss of a tiny yet dangerous radioactive capsule.
Safety fine for tech giants
The eSafety Commissioner has fined the rebranded Twitter for failing to meet child protection standards.
Study compares heat risks
A study has compared the heat risks of indoor service and outdoor maintenance work.