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Employment Hero lifts revenue 30% – boosts output with AI

Employment Hero lifts revenue 30% – boosts output with AI

As Canva and Atlassian cut jobs, this Aussie-founded, AI-powered employment platform says agents are lifting output per employee rather than replacing staff

Parcel, pain, and payback: Australia Post loses back injury appeal

The employer argued liability "should never have been accepted" - a judge disagreed

Parcel, pain, and payback: Australia Post loses back injury appeal

Avis beats Fair Work Ombudsman in award fight over car washers

The wrong answer could have meant years of underpayments across 96 locations

Avis beats Fair Work Ombudsman in award fight over car washers

Final week to enter 5-Star Employers of Choice 2027

Don't miss your opportunity to be recognised among Australia and New Zealand's best employers

Final week to enter 5-Star Employers of Choice 2027

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The deferred Australian dream - how HR can close the gap

The deferred Australian dream - how HR can close the gap

New research shows where financial strain sits and which benefits can help bring goals back into view

Transformation

Why corporate Australia is grading employees on a skill it can’t evaluate

Why corporate Australia is grading employees on a skill it can’t evaluate

Corporate Australia is in a rush to operationalise artificial intelligence. In boardrooms across the country, decision makers are confidently rewriting KPIs, mandating future-ready workforces, and embedding AI proficiency into the core of their talent strategies. It sounds like progress. But beneath this optimism lies a slowly encroaching structural failure

AI automation targets the CBD, not the factory floor

AI automation targets the CBD, not the factory floor

Knowledge workers in capital city centres face the biggest shake-up as AI changes work rather than erasing it

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From Skill to Strategy: Embedding Storytelling at Scale

From Skill to Strategy: Embedding Storytelling at Scale

By moving beyond metrics, one organisation discovered the stories that truly drive customer behaviour

Employment Law

FedEx's medical exam shortcut backfires in courier's comp claim

The employer had four treating doctors it could have asked - it went straight to a new one

Serco loses Federal Court fight to avoid redundancy pay for 146 workers

146 workers kept showing up, handed in uniforms, then joined the replacement contractor

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