Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
The outgoing ATO commissioner has called for enhanced law enforcement powers.
Report brings ethics review
Almost half a million New South Wales public sector workers are set to receive mandatory ethics training.
Transport tech audited
Transport for NSW (TfNSW) is pushing to replace its antiquated Driver Vehicle System (DRIVES), despite numerous attempts and significant financial investment.
Trustee pledges improvement
The Queensland Public Trustee says it is improving its public consultations ahead of a new fee structure.
Woolworths promotes tech boss
A leader of Woolworths’ tech activities has risen to CEO during a controversial week for the supermarket giant.
Exchange sued on green claim
The London Metal Exchange (LME) is being sued for allegedly ignoring environmental impacts.
Services struggles with staff
Services Australia has come under fire following allegations that employees have toilet breaks timed.
Union seeks left shift
The head of the CFMEU has spoken about the union’s plan to influence politics.
AFP backs radical moves
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) has stood by its decision to conduct an undercover operation against a 13-year-old boy.
New track for gouge claims
The ACCC is fast-tracking the community complaints process for corporate price gouging.
Big teaching change called
A new report calls for schools to overhaul teaching methods in favour of science-backed techniques.
Key scheme going slowly
The Financial Accountability Regime (FAR), a key outcome of the Hayne royal commission, is being pushed back.
Leaker payments proposed
Financial incentives have been proposed as a way to support whistleblowers.
Senate hears ADF issues
Australia's Defence Force is under strain from recruitment shortfalls and project delays.
Small exemption for EU services
Apple and Microsoft have secured exemptions from the EU's Digital Markets Act.
Work 'connection' questioned
A public sector leader says staff working from home are not “disconnected”.
X threatened with info laws
The Federal Government is working on new legislation targeting misinformation on digital platforms.
ATO staff linked in grift
Over 150 Australian Taxation Office (ATO) staff are under investigation for involvement in a GST fraud scheme.