Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
QUT changes hiring
Queensland University of Technology (QUT) has defended its move to eliminate references to “merit” from its hiring policy.
Paramedic threats ramp
Paramedics in New South Wales (NSW) are considering serious moves in their ongoing pay dispute with the state government.
Robodebt report prompts change
The Commonwealth has committed to implementing recommendations from the Robodebt Royal Commission ...
Standards slip as costs rise
Australia’s drop in living standards has prompted calls to revamp the tax system.
Hack and strikes hit DP docks
The wharfies union will still strike at DP World docks this week, despite a major cyberattack.
Labor fights IR rush
Labor has blocked a move by the Coalition to fast-track votes on critical aspects of its industrial relations overhaul.
New split for big builds
The Albanese government plans to compel states to fund at least 50 per cent of new road and rail projects.
Optus explains big fail
Last week’s high profile Optus outage happened due to a software upgrade, raising questions about its resilience.
Sitting breaks tested
Research suggests replacing sitting with just a few minutes of moderate exercise each day significantly improves heart health.
APS says safety key
APS Commissioner Gordon de Brouwer says psychosocial safety is central to an ideal workplace.
Cops knock wage offer
Australian Federal Police (AFP) have expressed a vote of no confidence in the Australian Public Service Commission (APSC).
Telcos deemed 'critical'
Strict new cybersecurity measures have been outlined for major telecommunications companies.
ASD leader speaks
Rachel Noble, the director-general of the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), has expressed concerns about internal threats.
NSW staff "rort" alleged
The NSW transport minister says she will not resign despite unfolding staffing issues.
School strike in SA
Over 170 schools in South Australia will be closed as teachers participate in their second strike in two months.