The HR Tech Summit kicked off with insights on tech investment and big data
Having a bad leader at the helm is devastating for staff morale, according to new research
Professional services organisations are at their best when long-held notions of service are enhanced by embracing the future, writes Dr Stephen Moss
Automation has been happening for over 200 years. So far, it has created a lot more work than it replaced
In a competitive marketplace, organisations often seek more from staff, but walk a fine line attracting the best talent for the right price. When digital and social skills are highly sought after, should organisations pay for the privilege? Roger Christie explores the concept of employee ‘social capital’
For years HR and corporate affairs teams have fought to keep employee social media activities under wraps. In the ongoing war for talent, what would be gained if they stopped? Roger Christie investigates
Horses were essential to the workforce until they were replaced by machinery. Are humans next?
The unique features behind this popular app can create certain legal headaches that HR will need to be aware of
Labor is now calling for the resignation of the employment minister Michaelia Cash
The AOC media director was at the centre of multiple allegations of misconduct
Around one in four Australian workers are experiencing some form of 'wage suppression'