Archived News for Human Resource Professionals - November, 2018
Anglican schools are pushing to keep discriminating on the basis of sexuality.
Dam spill taken to UK court
BHP Billiton is being sued for about £5 billion by Brazilian victims of the Samarco dam collapse.
Sit-stand benefits seen
Office workstations that allow employees to mix up sitting and standing during computer work seem to boost job performance.
State summons car jobs
The Victorian Government wants to create hundreds of new jobs by bringing electric vehicle manufacturing to the region.
APRA gets tech boost
APRA’s funding has been boosted by $58.7 million to address next-generation risks.
Big gas tax hike outlined
Oil and gas giants will be hit with a $6 billion tax hike over the next decade.
Google staff stage walk-out
Google employees around the world have walked off the job in protest at the treatment of sexual misconduct by executives.
Korea appears against Adani
More banks have ruled out any role in funding Adani's contentious Carmichael coal project.
Labor tracking flaw uncovered
Labor’s secret voter tracking practices have been exposed by a simple Google search.
Economists respond to Labor plans
Labor has proposed changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax.
Foreign worker rip-offs counted
Around a third of Australia’s foreign workers earn $12 an hour or less.