Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
Giants of Australian industry have joined the call for emissions reductions.
Boyle case causes concern
A South Australian court ruling has sparked concern over the protection of whistleblowers in Australia.
Clearance system questioned
The Defence department is reportedly struggling to process staff security clearances.
Mint payouts revealed
The state-owned Perth Mint paid out $7.7 million in staff bonuses from 2018 to 2021, despite the government's wage caps on public servants.
Shocking findings in child survey
The Australian government has revealed the results of a national survey on the prevalence of child maltreatment.
Women shift court balance
Justice Debra Mortimer has been appointed as the first female chief justice of the Federal Court of Australia ...
Wage submissions seek raise
The Albanese government says it wants wages boosted for Australia's lowest-paid workers ...
State boosts hate laws
Queensland is set to introduce new legislation that will prohibit the public display of hate symbols, including Nazi flags.
School sees hydro needs
Australia appears to lack the hydrogen skills and training capabilities it needs to achieve its newly-legislated carbon reduction targets.
Patient leak deepens
A health workers’ union has been revealed as the recipient of data from a serious breach at Canberra Health Services (CHS).
Polls spur pay talks
The result of the NSW state election could embolden union bargaining across the country.
Safeguard deal reached
Labor and the Greens have cut a deal to get a key piece of climate policy through the parliament.
Tech intrusion resisted
Authorities are pushing to enhance regulation amid the rise of “intrusive” technology.
US rules could block local work
Australian laws could prevent foreign-born engineers from working on AUKUS submarines.