Archived News for Human Resource Professionals
The developer’s lobby says union-friendly IR laws could see Australia miss its ambitious national housing target.
Subbies feel broader pressures
The collapse of four prominent Canberra-based building companies this year has left subcontractors in dire straits, collectively owed millions of dollars.
Adani in FIFO fight
A dispute has erupted between mining giant Adani and a town that once welcomed it.
Combet speaks on power shift
Greg Combet, incoming chair of the Net Zero Economy Agency, has urged a “just transition” for coal workers in the shift to renewable power.
MP pay dock considered
New legislation could see federal politicians face salary deductions of up to 5 per cent for severe violations of workplace rules.
PwC criticisms compound
A Senate report has criticised an ongoing coverup, as the PwC tax leaks scandal continues.
ANAO seeks input
The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) wants feedback on its draft Audit program for the 2024-25 financial year.
Automated concern raised
The Federal Government has received warnings over its use of AI decision-making.
Centrelink age limits questioned
Advocates want Centrelink to lower the age of independence for Youth Allowance from 22 to 18.
Google dumping Chrome data
Google has commenced a massive data purge following legal action over Chrome piracy concerns.
State rejects justice calls
The Victorian Government has rejected key recommendations from the Yoorrook Justice Commission's inquiry into child protection and criminal justice systems.
Uber admits snooping
Uber has defended its use of spyware to obtain confidential information on a former competitor in the Australian market.
Visa records show strain
Australia has surpassed 700,000 overseas students for the first time, while over 50,000 visa applications were rejected in the last three months.
Air standards outlined
Experts say new standards are needed for indoor air quality in public buildings.
Climate details demanded
Australia’s new climate reporting legislation will come into force next year.