Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
The Fair Work Commission has ordered a foul-mouthed miner’s job be reinstated ...
Insurers blamed for genetic reticence
Researchers say insurers are engaging in genetic discrimination.
Judge calls for global court
A judge from the US is touring the world to drum up support for an international corruption court.
ATO faces hot desk test
The ATO’s planned hot-desking scheme is about to go before the Fair Work Commission.
Federal inclusiveness awarded
Federal government departments have been honoured for promoting inclusion and opportunity for staff.
Pisasale faces theft claims
Queensland’s corruption watchdog alleges former Ipswich mayor Paul Pisasale took over $60,000 from charities and community groups.
CPSU slams "dud" offer
The CPSU says the NT Government is making a “dud” wage offer to thousands of public servants ...
Serco deal surfaces in Paradise Papers
A major Australian government contractor has been deemed a “high-risk” client by a secretive international law firm.
ACCC inquiring into NBN issues
An ever-growing pile of complaints has led the ACCC to announce a public inquiry into the standard of the NBN’s wholesale service.
FIFO app finds risky swings
Data from a new mental health app suggests FIFO workers suffer more on a shorter ‘swing’.
Glencore secrets revealed
Glencore, the global mining behemoth, has been shown to have loaned millions of dollars to back shady mining deals ...
Greens want citizenship sweep
The major parties are reportedly conducting their own citizenship audits ...
Big data leak revealed
A contractor has mistakenly posted personal details of almost 50,000 Australians online.
Blame passed in TasTAFE payout
Tasmania's Education Minister is not impressed with a large payout for disgraced ...
Former judges want federal ICAC
A group of former judges says it is absurd to think corruption stops at the ACT border.
NAB sacking for tech direction
NAB is sacking over 6,000 employees in an automation drive it says will save up to $1 billion.
Court staff to start strikes
Federal Court staff will soon undertake rolling strikes in a bid to break their workplace stoush over rights and conditions.
New laws increase accountability
Queensland has created new industrial manslaughter laws following last year’s deaths at Dreamworld.
Recognition path rejected
The Federal Government has thrown out plans for a referendum on Indigenous recognition.