Jack Campbell

Jack Campbell

Human Resources Director Australia

Jack Campbell

APAC Editor

4 years experience391,462 Total views on Human Resources Director Australia in 2025

Jack's specialty topics

Workplace news Employment law Profile pieces

Jack is the APAC editor for HRD and a contributing writer for HRD Australia, HRD New Zealand, and HRD Asia, the region’s leading publications covering workplace legislation and HR strategy.

With a career spanning many areas of trade media, including workplace, mortgages, and the economy, Jack brings extensive experience in features reporting and technical writing. He leans on deep cross-sector knowledge in his stories.

When not crafting stories, Jack spends his time cooking and supporting his NRL team. These interests play into his writing and give some personality in Jack’s pieces.

If you’d like to reach Jack directly, you can email him at [email protected]

How I think about writing for this industry…

“I place a strong focus on connecting with those at the coal face of HR and telling their stories. I believe in order to create powerful content you need to interact with those you are writing for.”

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Previous experience

  • Key Media — APAC Editor
  • Broker Daily — Editor
  • HR Leader — News Editor

Education

  • Bachelor of Journalism, University of Wollongong

Read the latest stories by Jack

2027 recruitment trends start with a January resignation spike

Workforce planning and ongoing talent acquisition can help employers hold key staff as AI reshapes hiring

2027 recruitment trends start with a January resignation spike

Job hugging at HP: why low attrition doesn’t mean staff are stuck

HP’s people leader for Australia and New Zealand explains how internal mobility and career conversations keep staff engaged amid uncertainty

Job hugging at HP: why low attrition doesn’t mean staff are stuck

Microsoft Outlook outage disrupts workplaces and raises cyber risks

Global Microsoft 365 failure leaves employers without email and chat, testing HR business continuity plans

Microsoft Outlook outage disrupts workplaces and raises cyber risks

Innovation is missing from HR. It’s time to bring it back

Meredith Crowe says HR can easily become too rigid and explains how Telix protects room to experiment, ahead of HRFest

Innovation is missing from HR. It’s time to bring it back

Nvidia board prepares to oust Jensen Huang after second affair

Reported relationship with a direct report deepens the spy probe fallout and puts executive conduct and CEO succession in focus

Nvidia board prepares to oust Jensen Huang after second affair

Payroll failures behind NAB’s $127m underpayment: lessons for HR

Fair Work Ombudsman flags legacy payroll systems and enterprise agreement errors as NAB backpays nearly 66,000 workers

Payroll failures behind NAB’s $127m underpayment: lessons for HR

Redundancy season: HR’s job doesn’t end when the announcement does

Job-seeker registrations more than doubled in October as layoffs mount. Experts explain how HR should support managers and remaining staff

Redundancy season: HR’s job doesn’t end when the announcement does

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

AI automation targets the CBD, not the factory floor

Menopause in the workplace: silence is pushing experienced women out

HR leaders warn unaddressed menopause symptoms fuel disengagement and attrition – and off-the-shelf support falls short

Menopause in the workplace: silence is pushing experienced women out

Gig worker protections under scrutiny after Melbourne rider killed

Union calls on WorkSafe Victoria to probe HungryPanda’s risk controls as a delivery rider’s death exposes a workplace safety gap

Gig worker protections under scrutiny after Melbourne rider killed