Archived News for Human Resource Professionals - August, 2023
Woolworths' planned pay structure for its online shopping centre workforce has been knocked back.
Policy design to be probed
A new inquiry will examine policy and program design effectiveness across the APS.
Premier's office tops tally
Queensland’s Department of Premier and Cabinet (DPC) has been ranked highest in workplace satisfaction among public servants in the state.
Robodebt apology offered
The Federal Parliament has extended a formal apology to the victims of the unlawful Robodebt scheme.
Uni survey revived
Universities Australia has committed to a new national survey on campus sexual assault.
Union claims probed in ACT
The ACT’s Integrity Commission is looking into allegations of improper influence in school tenders.
Boyle case continues
Protesters have gathered outside South Australia's Supreme Court in solidarity with ATO whistleblower Richard Boyle.
Digital ID tech slammed
A digital identity expert says plans for the myGovID app will not work without an overhaul.
New penalties for advice
The Federal Government is launching a crackdown on tax adviser misbehaviour.
Parliament HR enhanced
Legislation to establish the Parliamentary Workplace Support Service (PWSS) has been tabled.
AI summit airs concerns
Experts and leaders have gathered to discuss the impending impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on industries.
Master Builders seek adjustment
Master Builders Victoria says it has an optimistic outlook despite major challenges in the construction industry.
WA talks aim at harassment
Politicians and authorities have called on the resources industry to address widespread sexual harassment issues.
Breach exposes NDIS info
National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) participant information has been exposed after a major data breach.
Fuel tax fight ongoing
Politicking over Australia's petroleum resource rent tax (PRRT) continues, with plans to raise the rate linked to “ill-informed southerners”.
IBAC bill seeks expansion
The Victorian Parliament has presented a bill aimed at broadening the jurisdiction of its corruption court.
New money for school boost
The Federal Government has committed $6.4 million to establishing a new site to transform Indigenous education.