Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
Paramedics rally over conditions
ACT paramedics and the Transport Workers' Union are calling for better working conditions.
State settles PCH fight
The WA Government has reached a confidential settlement over a $300 million Perth Children's Hospital lawsuit.
UK blocks Chinese gear
The British government is restricting the use of Chinese surveillance cameras over security fears.
US bans alleged spy tech
The US government has banned approvals of new telecommunications equipment from China's Huawei Technologies and ZTE.
APS reveals integrity effect
The Australian Public Service has identified fewer instances of possibly corrupt behaviour this year than it did the year before.
Robodebt defence covered
Taxpayers will foot the bill for the legal defence of the previous federal government against robodebt issues.
Unions staunch WA
The WA Government continues to grapple with industrial relations fights on several fronts.
Light shines on cop culture
A new report highlights issues of misogyny and racism within the Queensland Police Service (QPS).
Unions linked to wage growth
New analysis has linked stronger wages growth to enterprise agreements and unions.
Corrupt ruffle welcomed
Insiders say the soon-to-be-established National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) should ruffle feathers.
Fifth strike set for NSW
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.