The FWC has ruled on the controversial case involving an employer who terminated a worker opposed to same-sex marriage last year
HRD catches up with one of last year's Rising Stars – Chris Purdy of Mantra Group
A former public servant has had her claim for thousands of dollars’ worth of massage therapy rejected, after she sought the treatment for stress caused by an argument with her boss.
Employees at one of the world’s largest airports are to be trained to interact with children’s imaginary friends, as the company strives to become the world’s first ‘imaginary friend friendly’ airport.
Nuns from several religious institutions will appeal a court’s decision around a law that requires employers to provide staff with contraception.
According to new research, it is becoming increasingly important for organisations’ leaders to be agile when facing modern business challenges. Here’s how to improve agility in your leaders.
The CEO of Myer has responded to allegations that new workforce policies could further damage the business.
Newly released data has revealed that the public service’s annual bill for work-related stress is soaring, with claims increasing by 88% in five years.
The company said the error is completely unacceptable and a clear breach of their advertising standards
Justice Rita Zammit dismissed the case, finding that if the farting occurred it "would not necessarily amount to bullying"