Opinion and best practice

Why AI competency, not adoption, is the real tech race for HR

It’s hard to ignore the buzz around artificial intelligence, which doesn’t seem to be winding down anytime soon

Why AI competency, not adoption, is the real tech race for HR

Why controlling leadership is quietly undermining team capability

I don’t know many who leaders who readily admit to having a controlling leadership style but I am hearing a lot of it’s not my usual style but right now, with the team I’ve got, and where things are at, it’s the only way for the next six months by way of explanation from senior leaders across all sectors

Why controlling leadership is quietly undermining team capability

Wage theft top of the agenda as Closing Loopholes Review looms

The Closing Loopholes Review is due imminently, but the Wage Theft Inquiry has already given us insight into the government's thinking

Wage theft top of the agenda as Closing Loopholes Review looms

The silence tax: Why the most dangerous workplaces are often the quietest ones

Ask most leaders to describe a psychologically safe workplace and you'll hear words like harmony, trust, and low conflict. No raised voices. High engagement scores. A team that seems to be getting on just fine. That description should worry you.

The silence tax: Why the most dangerous workplaces are often the quietest ones

Payout on the way out: workplace mental health claims need evidence, not just process

I pass a lot of time around workplaces, psychologists, employers and people trying to stay in work. And in doing so, I hear the same quiet concern from business leaders, HR teams and managers who are often too nervous to say it publicly

Payout on the way out: workplace mental health claims need evidence, not just process

Why neuroinclusion is becoming a business priority for HR leaders

HR leaders across Australia and New Zealand are being asked to solve some difficult challenges

Why neuroinclusion is becoming a business priority for HR leaders