Stephanie Zillman

Stephanie Zillman
Stephanie is an accomplished journalist who has written for a range of leading news websites. 

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Can you make your workplace happier? You bet

When your employees are happy, they are also more creative, productive, less likely to leave the company, less absent, and less conflicts at work which means more money and better product. HC offers up 15 ways to start reinventing your workplace.

HR's role in fostering ethical workplaces

The ethical tone of a workplace is set at the most senior level of an organisation and expert commentators warn that HR has a crucial role to play in maintaining honesty and integrity.

Wearing headphones at work: time for HR to step-in?

It’s a fine-line between communicating optimal work conditions to employees, and coming across as the fun police. But new evidence suggests allowing headphones could dent the bottom line.

Turn around a toxic work culture

High attrition rates, disengagement, rock-bottom morale – it’s the stuff of HR nightmares, and all are symptoms of a toxic work environment. How can HR turn it around?

Can you spot a fake reference?

HR has a trained eye for spotting questionable details on resumes – but now some candidates are turning to fake reference services and it may be time to background-check not just the candidates but the referees.

How to manage employee 'over-share' issues

When an employee comes knocking on the door with an emotional issue to discuss, many in HR are only too happy to talk through the issue. However, when the issue is too personal or the problem too complex, HR must feel confident to draw the line.

Don't vote for 'Labor lite', vote for the real thing: Shorten

One of the last scheduled IR debates prior to the federal election took place in Melbourne on Friday – HC was there to catch the action.

One in 200 companies rort 457 visa scheme

Official figures released by the Immigration Department indicate that previous estimates in relation to claims there has been ‘widespread’ rorting of the 457 visa scheme are without foundation.

Employee jailed for swapping urine samples

A former public servant has been jailed for 12 months following the discovery that she falsified urine samples for workers at mine sites in WA's north west.

More women needed to improve economy

The Australian Human Rights Commission has today released a toolkit which has been developed to address the problem of too few women entering male-dominated industries.