An HR manager for a claims processing company allegedly made ‘racial’ remarks about an applicant’s dreadlocks
With the fast food chain hiring an additional 2,500 staff across Australia, further pay increases are also on the menu
The program, which charged graduates $22,000 for a two-year work placement, has been shut down after an FWO investigation
Is gathering information through candidates’ social media accounts as effective as you think it is?
A recent study suggests that recruitment bias amongst employers can even exist against candidates with only slightly higher BMIs
Recent research looks into what contributes to employee burnout and offers advice to HR about how to tackle this complex issue
While finding the right applicant for any role can be tough, this process gets even more complex when recruiting for the C-suite
With HR departments across the country constantly on the lookout for staff, which states offer the most favourable hiring conditions?
Staff at AGL's Loy Yang Power Station have signalled the possibility of industrial action in a move described as 'outdated union ideology'
The Australian Industry Group has said the proposed wording could allow perpetrators to take paid leave
A former public servant has lost an appeal to receive continuing remedial massage treatment for an old workplace injury