Archived News for Human Resource Professionals - November, 2022
The New South Wales nursing union has called its fifth statewide stoppage this year.
NSW swings for digital ID
The NSW Government has announced a number of tech reforms, including plans for a digital ID system and new personal data breach laws.
Nurse stance reversed
WA nurses have allegedly lashed out at their union over a pay deal with the state government.
Santos pause continues
Santos' giant Barossa gas project will remain on hold while the Federal Court considers an appeal.
Spy body issues cyber test
The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) has issued an urgent cyber self-hygiene check to small businesses.
Thodey speaks on PS review
David Thodey has reflected on progress since his review of the public service.
Trust low in cyber sweep
Stats show consumers feel left out of national debate on cyber attacks and data security.
FWC blocks lockout
The industrial umpire has stopped a tugboat worker lockout that threatened Australia’s economic activity.
Teacher bias affects bullying
Researchers say unconscious bias and gender stereotypes are preventing teachers from intervening in bullying.
Grim stats show ADF risk
This article contains information some readers may find distressing as it refers to data about mental health, suicide and self-harm.
Leak protections boosted
The attorney-general says whistleblower and integrity reforms will help boost trust in government.
Regional demand surveyed
Economists say demand for workers is one of the strongest ‘pull factors’ for regional movers.
Boat fight threatens shipping
An indefinite lockout of workers could soon bring Australia’s major ports to a halt.
IR bill heads to Senate
The Federal Government's industrial relations bill has passed the lower house of Parliament.
ACCC wants tech protections
The competition regulator wants new measures to address harms from digital platforms to Australian consumers.
AFP outlines Russia link
The Australian Federal Police have attributed the hacking data theft of Medibank customer information to Russia-based criminal groups.
PS prominent in DCA list
Four federal organisations have been included in a list of Australia’s most inclusive employers.
Telcos slammed for speed claims
Telcos have been ordered to pay a total of $33.5 million for misleading statements about NBN maximum speeds.
Crown fined for pokies practice
Crown Melbourne has been handed a record $120 million fine for not stopping problem gamblers.