A “war for talent” is brewing as Australian organisations gear up to actively grow their workforce.
Plus the Fair Work Ombudsman has commenced legal proceedings against a businessman for underpaying $870,000 to employees and a growing number of businesses have indicated their intention to hire staff in the coming months.
Australian HR pros are facing real employee flight risks in 2014, a new study has found.
Sceptics remain fearful, but figures reveal employers' ‘careful optimism’.
New research has shown hiring expectations are heading to lows not seen since the GFC, as employers look to “shrink their way to success”.
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