Human Resource and Recruitment News
The Business Council of Australia (BCA) has declared South Australia the best Australian state for doing business.
ACT to pay for discrimination
The ACT Government has been ordered to pay $265,000 in damages after a tribunal found it unlawfully discriminated against a former public servant over her “irrelevant” criminal history.
Bayer case unravels
The Supreme Court of Victoria has dismissed a class action lawsuit against pharmaceutical giant Bayer.
Vic. seeks red tape savings
The Victorian Government has unveiled a plan to halve the number of state business regulators by 2030.
Serco replacement picked
The Federal Government has awarded a $2.3 billion detention contract to the Australian arm of a company linked to controversy in the US.
Jail time for tax fraud ring
The law has caught up with fraudsters who siphoned millions from taxpayers.
Job report shows dire state
Australia's job market is shrinking at the bottom, leaving the vulnerable stuck.
NT medics show low support
A survey conducted of NT paramedics union has found 88 per cent lack confidence in the leadership of St John Ambulance NT.
New hub for outback access
The Albanese Government has unveiled a new Regional University Study Hub in Longreach, Queensland.
Shorten lauds Services shift
Bill Shorten says Services Australia has made significant progress in repairing the damage from the Robodebt scheme.
QPS resists diversity
A review of the Queensland Police Service (QPS) has revealed an entrenched system of racism, sexism, and exclusionary practices.
LGBTQ issues exposed
Workplace safety remains elusive for young LGBTQ Australians, as harassment runs rampant.
Supermarket strike broken
Woolworths' warehouse strike has ended, but not before shelves and patience ran dry.
BHP boss calls for change
BHP says Australia's mining future hinges on rocks, reforms, and racing against global rivals.
New sub probe launched
After less than 18 months of operation, Australia's $368 billion submarine agency is under review.
APS cuts rejected
Katy Gallagher says cutting APS jobs is easy politics, but disastrous for public service delivery.
Uni safety body forming
Students will soon have a new legal ally in disputes with their universities.
Union raises AI issues
The CPSU has raised urgent concerns about AI eroding fairness in public service recruitment.