Archived News for Human Resource Professionals - July, 2023
A Japanese trading company has been accused of triggering a baby boom among its workers.
RTBU takes action on Qube
NSW’s Rail Tram and Bus Union (RTBU) has initiated legal action to terminate Qube's lockout of 200 workers.
Union pushes tech cutoff
The Australian Services Union has launched a campaign to secure a legislative "Right to Disconnect" ...
Vaccine complaints stall
There has been very little progress on many vaccine mandate complaints in Victoria.
CES quest maintained
The CPSU is continuing its push to revive the Commonwealth Employment Service (CES).
Generational bill prepped
New laws could see the Federal Government forced to consider climate impacts on future generations when approving ...
Jenkins progress drags
Minister for women, Katy Gallagher, says the government faces challenges in implementing the Jenkins report.
PC reviews Gap efforts
The Productivity Commission has exposed the ongoing failure of state and territory governments to alleviate Indigenous disadvantage in Australia.
EY insiders speak out
An employee review at EY has revealed claims of bullying, harassment and overwork.
Finance complaints rise
Australians lodged an unprecedented 96,987 complaints against financial institutions last year, marking a 34 per cent surge.
UA campaign probed
Senators have grilled Universities Australia (UA) over a $1.5 million anti-sexual violence campaign.
IBAC reveals deep influence
A new corruption report shows political influence can be bought in Victoria.
ASIC opens green claim
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has taken aim at fund management giant Vanguard, accusing it of duping investors in its $1 billion-plus ethical bond product.
Casual change detailed
Labor is considering new rights for casual workers, but business worries persist.
Light shined on fatal work
Researchers are investigating what drives suicidal thoughts in the Australian construction industry.