Archived News for Human Resource Professionals - March, 2021
NSW Police has picked a software provider to begin a $1 billion overhaul.
Vaccine booking firm selected
The Federal Government has picked tech firm HealthEngine to build Australia's vaccine booking platform.
Commission calls for tax rise
The Aged Care Royal Commission report includes a key suggestion for a new funding mechanism.
EY defends coal method
Consulting giant Ernst and Young has been accused of overvaluing a coal mine project by hundreds of millions of dollars.
Call for centralised harassment stats
Experts say a gap in the reporting of sexual assault and harassment in the public service needs to be addressed.
PM pledges aged changes
The Federal Government has pledged to spend $452 million on an aged care overhaul.
Porter's media claims denied
The Attorney-General has denied a sexual assault allegation, though some aspects of his denial have been thrown into doubt.
QLD shifts official entrepreneur
The Queensland Government will continue to employ someone in the position of ‘Chief Entrepreneur’.
Report reveals SA stories
The Equal Opportunity Commission has revealed the prevalence of sexual harassment South Australia's Parliament.
Victoria makes mental health pledges
Victoria has pledged to create an independent Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission.
CBA arms slapped over charges
Online stockbroker CommSec has admitted to overcharging customers millions in brokerage fees.
Half huge flood bill settled
Thousands of Brisbane 2011 flood victims have secured partial settlement in a class action.
Tradies top drinking tally
Researchers have surveyed the drinking habits of various professions, and found builders are among the biggest boozers.
Unions back part-time change
Unions and small businesses want part-time employees to work extra shifts without penalty rates.