Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
A major business leader says there is “hard evidence” of unconscious bias at work at some STEM organisations.
Former staff speak on Dutton's calls
Immigration insiders have spoken out about Peter Dutton's au pair interventions.
PS fights cyber strike
Federal public servants from a range of departments will soon take part in cyber wargames.
Green help from board balance
A new study has found companies with more gender-balanced boards are better for the environment.
Beer firms hop on health trends
A new review has highlighted a range of terms that beer companies use to make their products appear healthier.
Transurban to take WestConnex
Transurban has been announced as the successful bidder to buy Sydney’s WestConnex for $9.26 billion.
Small slip grants big cheque
A misplaced decimal has seen an NT public servant overpaid almost half a million dollars.
Famous face for PFAS case
American legal activist Erin Brockovich has arrived in Australia for a lawsuit against the Department of Defence.
Farm bosses face big fraud claim
Two Cotton farm executives have been arrested over an alleged $20 million fraud involving water-saving funds.
SA to pay for failed students
Aircraft maintenance students who received substandard training from TAFE SA are to be compensated.
Heinz fined for health claims
Heinz has received a $2.25 million fine for claiming high-sugar snacks were healthy.
Morrison makes powerful moves
The new PM has appointed an anti-wind energy minister, and a coal lobbyist as chief of staff.
Parkinson backs APS spill actions
The top public servant has denied playing a part in payback against ministers who turned on Malcolm Turnbull.
Unclear future could harm industry
An energy expert says Australia’s unclear power policies could lead to an expert brain drain.
ASIC aims at payment apps
Digital payment app Afterpay has been accused of causing “financial stress” for vulnerable consumers.