- Which of your workers pass the Twitter “Fire Me” test?
by Rose Sneyd
It’s easy to forget the public nature of the internet – your boss doesn’t follow you on Twitter, so who cares if you tweet a message of hate, or a casual threat? A new app from Germany hopes to remind people that public messages mean anyone can see them, including bosses.
- Fair Work Ombudsman signs a MOU with Defence
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In order to strengthen processes to manage shared workforces and show support for Aussie workers who are Reservists, the Fair Work Ombudsman has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Defence.
- ATO warning: start super planning now
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Medium and large businesses should start preparing for changes to their super obligations now to ensure they are ready for the changes on time, according to the Australian Taxation Office.
- The death of email: time for leaders to get social
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Resistance to change and lack of social media understanding among senior leaders is stifling innovation and transparency in organisations, according to research by CIPD.
- Are your staff fit for work?
by Rose Sneyd
University researchers are developing means to judge workers’ readiness to return following devastating natural disasters.
- ICT jobs market 'reasonably sound': Report
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Following the seasonal New Year lull, a new salary survey has revealed the ICT jobs market has climbed in the first quarter of 2013.