Ben Cartwright

Ben Cartwright

Ben Cartwright is a writer for HRD, covering topics including employment law, change management and recruitment across Australia and New Zealand. Ben is an experienced journalist with a breadth of knowledge across multiple disciplines such as radio, TV and digital. He has a Masters degree in Journalism from the University of Lincoln in the UK.

 

Why moods matter: How leaders’ emotions affect teams

If leaders are having a bad day, their teams might too

Why moods matter: How leaders’ emotions affect teams

How local knowledge helped power global expansion

Expanding into new markets takes more than strategy

How local knowledge helped power global expansion

Why AI agents need performance reviews (and even offboarding)

Workday's general manager (ASEAN) talks to HRD about AI-assisted HR

Why AI agents need performance reviews (and even offboarding)

How ghd Hair’s head of people turned curiosity into a career

Symeon Leslie speaks to HRD about purpose-driven people strategies and not setting out to work in HR

How ghd Hair’s head of people turned curiosity into a career

Upskilling and internal mobility in the age of AI

Reinvention is now non-negotiable, according to talent solutions provider

Upskilling and internal mobility in the age of AI

Why it’s time to embrace Gen Z’s work habits

Businesses can no longer afford to overlook the needs of Gen Z employees, according to management expert

Why it’s time to embrace Gen Z’s work habits

EXCLUSIVE: New digital footprint check finds ‘needle in digital haystack’

The first-of-its-kind check helps businesses proactively manage risk

EXCLUSIVE: New digital footprint check finds ‘needle in digital haystack’

How to find 'needle in the haystack’ as recruiters flooded with CVs

One company was determined to work with AI to change recruitment

How to find 'needle in the haystack’ as recruiters flooded with CVs

Qantas fined $90 million over mass sackings

More than 1800 staff were sacked in 2020 in outsourcing plans that were deemed 'illegal' by Federal Court

Qantas fined $90 million over mass sackings

Navigating the legal 'minefield' of social media in the workplace

What to do when a personal post becomes a professional problem

Navigating the legal 'minefield' of social media in the workplace