A purpose-driven workforce lifts engagement, but leaner budgets and heavier emotional loads change how HR operates, say two sector leaders
Voluntary administrators and receivers take control of the 188-year-old retailer as staff await news on store closures and employee entitlements
Melanie Perkins says the design giant must ‘refound’ itself, as a restructure shifts teams to Sydney and strips out management layers
North Korean hackers posed as recruiters to breach the crypto exchange, exposing recruitment fraud risks for HR leaders
Leaders see AI working far better than their workforce does, and the divide nearly doubles inside large organisations
Compliance-heavy tasks like contracts and award interpretation still need people, say HR experts
Two experts say HR leaders will demand proof from AI vendors and rethink hiring as entry-level roles vanish
Organisational psychologist Patrick Dunlop says low honesty-humility, not title, is the warning sign for leaders and people teams
Chobani Australia's people and culture lead explains why change communications and AI guardrails now sit at the heart of HR
Asking candidates to call Kim Jong Un a pig is one test, but remote hiring is now a fraud frontline HR must own
